Functional device and method for controlling variable physical parameter

ABSTRACT

A control device for controlling a first variable physical parameter characterized based on a physical parameter application state includes a sensing unit and a processing unit. The sensing unit sensing a second variable physical parameter to generate a sense signal, wherein the second variable physical parameter is characterized based on a physical parameter application range represented by a measurement value application range. The processing unit is coupled to the sensing unit, obtains a measured value in response to the sense signal, and causes the first variable physical parameter to be in the physical parameter application state under a condition that the physical parameter application range which the second variable physical parameter is currently in is determined by checking a mathematical relation between the measured value and the measurement value application range.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure is related to a functional device and, moreparticularly, is related to a functional device and method forcontrolling a variable physical parameter.

BACKGROUND

A control device can generate a control signal to control a physicalparameter application unit included in a functional device. Thefunctional device uses the control signal to control the physicalparameter application unit. The physical parameter application unit canuse at least one of a mechanical energy, an electrical energy and anoptical energy, and can be one selected from a group consisting of amotor for an access control, a relay for an electrical power control,and an energy converter for an energy conversion. In order toeffectively control the physical parameter application unit, thefunctional device can obtain a measured value based on a clock time. Thefunctional device may need an improved mechanism to effectively use themeasured value, and thereby effectively control the physical parameterapplication unit.

U.S. Patent Publication No. 2015/0357887 A1 discloses a productspecification setting apparatus and a fan motor having the same. U.S.Pat. No. 7,411,505 B2 discloses a switch status and a radio frequencyidentification (RFID) tag.

SUMMARY OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS

It is an aspect of the present disclosure to provide a functionaldevice, which effectively controls a variable physical parameter bymeans of a control signal and a measured value obtained based on a clocktime.

It is therefore one embodiment of the present disclosure to provide afunctional device for controlling a variable physical parametercharacterized based on a physical parameter target state. The functionaldevice includes a timer and a processing unit. The timer senses a clocktime to generate a sense signal, wherein the clock time is characterizedbased on a clock time application interval represented by a measurementvalue application range. The processing unit is coupled to the timer,obtains a measured value in response to the sense signal, and causes thevariable physical parameter to be in the physical parameter target stateunder a condition that the processing unit determines a situation thatthe clock time enters the clock time application interval by determininga first mathematical relation between the measured value and themeasurement value application range.

It is therefore another embodiment of the present disclosure to providea method for controlling a variable physical parameter characterizedbased on a physical parameter target state. The method includes thefollowing steps: A clock time is sensed to generate a sense signal,wherein the clock time is characterized based on a clock timeapplication interval represented by a measurement value applicationrange. A measured value is obtained in response to the sense signal. Inaddition, under a condition that a situation that the clock time entersthe clock time application interval is determined by checking a firstmathematical relation between the measured value and the measurementvalue application range, the variable physical parameter is caused to bein the physical parameter target state.

It is therefore still another embodiment of the present disclosure toprovide a functional device for controlling a variable physicalparameter characterized based on a physical parameter target state. Thefunctional device includes a timer and a processing unit. The timersenses a clock time to generate a sense signal, wherein the clock timeis characterized based on a clock time application interval representedby a measurement value application range. The processing unit is coupledto the timer, obtains a measured value in response to the sense signal,and causes the variable physical parameter to be in the physicalparameter target state under a condition that the processing unitdetermines the clock time application interval which the clock time iscurrently in by checking a mathematical relation between the measuredvalue and the measurement value application range.

It is therefore still another embodiment of the present disclosure toprovide a method for controlling a variable physical parametercharacterized based on a physical parameter target state. The methodincludes the following steps: A clock time is sensed to generate a sensesignal, wherein the clock time is characterized based on a clock timeapplication interval represented by a measurement value applicationrange. A measured value is obtained in response to the sense signal. Inaddition, under a condition that the clock time application intervalwhich the clock time is currently in is determined by checking amathematical relation between the measured value and the measurementvalue application range, the variable physical parameter is caused to bein the physical parameter target state.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The foregoing and other features and advantages of the presentdisclosure will be more clearly understood through the followingdescriptions with reference to the drawings, wherein:

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a control system according tovarious embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure of thecontrol system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure of thecontrol system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure of thecontrol system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure of thecontrol system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure of thecontrol system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure of thecontrol system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure of thecontrol system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure of thecontrol system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 22 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 23 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 24 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 25 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 26 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 27 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 28 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 29 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 30 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 31 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 32 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 33 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 34 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 35 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 36 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 37 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 38 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 39 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 40 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 41 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 42 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 43 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 44 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 45 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 46 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 47 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 48 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 49 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 50 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 51 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 52 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 53 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 54 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 55 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 56 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 57 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 58 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ;

FIG. 59 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 ; and

FIG. 60 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure ofthe control system shown in FIG. 1 .

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

The present disclosure will now be described more specifically withreference to the following embodiments. It is to be noted that thefollowing descriptions of preferred embodiments of this disclosure arepresented herein for the purposes of illustration and description only;they are not intended to be exhaustive or to be limited to the preciseform disclosed.

Please refer to FIG. 1 , which is a schematic diagram showing a controlsystem 901 according to various embodiments of the present disclosure.The control system 901 includes a functional device 130 for controllinga variable physical parameter QU1A. For example, the variable physicalparameter QU1A is characterized based on a physical parameter targetstate JE1U. The functional device 130 includes a timer 342 and aprocessing unit 331. The timer 342 senses a clock time TH1A to generatea sense signal SY81. For example, the clock time TH1A is characterizedbased on a clock time application interval HR1EU represented by ameasurement value application range RQ1U.

The processing unit 331 is coupled to the timer 342, obtains a measuredvalue NY81 in response to the sense signal SY81, and causes the variablephysical parameter QU1A to be in the physical parameter target stateJE1U under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the clocktime application interval HR1EU which the clock time TH1A is currentlyin by checking a mathematical relation KQ81 between the measured valueNY81 and the measurement value application range RQ1U.

Please refer to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 . FIG. 2 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9011 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9012 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown inFIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , each of the implementation structure 9011 and theimplementation structure 9012 includes the functional device 130. Insome embodiments, the functional device 130 further includes a receivingunit 337 coupled to the processing unit 331, and a physical parameterapplication unit 335 coupled to the processing unit 331. For example,the functional device 130 is a control target device. The physicalparameter application unit 335 is a functional target.

The clock time TH1A is further characterized based on a clock timedesignation interval HR1ET being different from the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU. For example, the clock time designationinterval HR1ET is earlier than the clock time application intervalHR1EU. After the receiving unit 337 receives a control signal SC81 froma control device 212, the processing unit 331 obtains the measured valueNY81 in response to the sense signal SY81 due to the control signalSC81. For example, the control signal SC81 serves to indicate the clocktime designation interval HR1ET. The control device 212 is one of amobile device and a remote controller. Under a condition that thecontrol device 212 is the remote controller, the control signal SC81 isa light signal. The functional device 130 uses the timer 342 to check atime relation KT81 between the clock time TH1A and the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU based on the control signal SC81. Forexample, the sense signal SY81 is a clock time signal. The measuredvalue NY81 is a specific count value. For example, under a conditionthat the control device 212 is the mobile device, the receiving unit 337receives the control signal SC81 from the control device 212 through awireless link, or the control signal SC81 is a radio signal.

The timer 342 meets a timer specification FT21. For example, themeasurement value application range RQ1U is defaulted based on the timerspecification FT21. The timer specification FT21 includes a fullmeasurement value range representation FK8E used to indicate a fullmeasurement value range QK8E. For example, the measurement valueapplication range RQ1U is equal to a portion of the full measurementvalue range QK8E. The measured value NY81 is obtained in a designatedmeasurement value format HH95. The measurement value application rangeRQ1U is defaulted in the designated measurement value format HH95 basedon the timer specification FT21. For example, the clock time applicationinterval HR1EU is a clock time candidate interval. The measurement valueapplication range RQ1U is a measurement time value candidate range. Theclock time designation interval HR1ET is a clock time target interval.The designated measurement value format HH95 is a designated count valueformat.

The measurement value application range RQ1U has an application rangelimit value pair DQ1U, and is denoted by a measurement value applicationrange code EL1U. For example, the application range limit value pairDQ1U is defaulted. The processing unit 331 obtains the application rangelimit value pair DQ1U and the measurement value application range codeEL1U in response to the control signal SC81, and checks the mathematicalrelation KQ81 by comparing the measured value NY81 and the obtainedapplication range limit value pair DQ1U. The physical parameter targetstate JE1U is denoted by a physical parameter target state code EW1U.The physical parameter application unit 335 has the variable physicalparameter QU1A. For example, the variable physical parameter QU1A iscurrently in a physical parameter application state JE1T. Theapplication range limit value pair DQ1U is a candidate range limit valuepair. The measurement value application range code EL1U is a measurementtime value candidate range code.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the clock time application interval HR1EU which the clocktime TH1A is currently in by checking the mathematical relation KQ81,the processing unit 331 obtains the physical parameter target state codeEW1U based on the obtained measurement value application range codeEL1U, and performs a physical parameter relation check control GX8U,used to check a physical parameter relation KD9U between the variablephysical parameter QU1A and the physical parameter target state JE1U,based on the obtained physical parameter target state code EW1U.

Under a condition that the physical parameter application state JE1T isdifferent from the physical parameter target state JE1U and theprocessing unit 331 determines a physical parameter state differenceDT81 between the physical parameter target state JE1U and the physicalparameter application state JE1T by performing the physical parameterrelation check control GX8U, the processing unit 331 performs a signalgeneration control GY85 based on the obtained physical parameter targetstate code EW1U to generate an operation signal SG85, and transmits theoperation signal SG85 toward the physical parameter application unit335. For example, the operation signal SG85 is one of a functionalsignal and a control signal.

The physical parameter application unit 335 causes the variable physicalparameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter target state JE1U fromthe physical parameter application state JE1T in response to theoperation signal SG85. Under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the clock time application interval HR1EU which the clocktime TH1A is currently in by checking the mathematical relation KQ81,the processing unit 331 performs a data storage control operation GM8U,wherein the data storage control operation GM8U is used to cause a clocktime application interval code UF8U, denoting the determined clock timeapplication interval HR1EU, to be stored. The variable physicalparameter QU1A and the clock time TH1A belong to a physical parametertype TU11 and a clock time type TQ11 respectively. For example, thephysical parameter type TU11 is different from the clock time type TQ11.

Please refer to FIG. 4 , FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 . FIG. 4 is a schematicdiagram showing an implementation structure 9013 of the control system901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9014 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure 9015of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 4 , FIG. 5and FIG. 6 , each of the implementation structure 9013, theimplementation structure 9014 and the implementation structure 9015includes the functional device 130. The functional device 130 includesthe processing unit 331, the timer 342 coupled to the processing unit331, the receiving unit 337 coupled to the processing unit 331, an inputunit 380 coupled to the processing unit 331, and the physical parameterapplication unit 335 coupled to the processing unit 331.

In some embodiments, the timer 342 meets a timer specification FT21. Forexample, the measurement value application range RQ1U is defaulted basedon the timer specification FT21. The timer specification FT21 includes afull measurement value range representation FK8E used to indicate a fullmeasurement value range QK8E. For example, the measurement valueapplication range RQ1U is equal to a first portion of the fullmeasurement value range QK8E. The processing unit 331 is configured toperform a measurement application function FA81 associated with theclock time application interval HR1EU. The measurement applicationfunction FA81 meets a measurement application function specificationGAL8 associated with the clock time application interval HR1EU. Forexample, the measurement application function FA81 is a physicalparameter control function. The measurement application functionspecification GAL8 is a physical parameter control functionspecification.

The processing unit 331 obtains the measured value NY81 in a designatedmeasurement value format HH95 in response to the sense signal SY81. Forexample, the designated measurement value format HH95 is characterizedbased on a designated bit number UY95. The clock time TH1A is furthercharacterized based on a rated clock time interval HR1E. For example,the rated clock time interval HR1E is represented by a rated measurementvalue range HR1N, and includes a plurality of different clock timereference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . respectively represented by aplurality of different measurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, .. . . For example, the rated clock time interval HR1E is evenly dividedto form the plurality of different clock time reference intervals HR1E1,HR1E2, . . . . The rated measurement value range HR1N is a ratedmeasurement time value range. The plurality of different measurementvalue reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . are a plurality of measurementtime value reference ranges; and each of the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . is defaulted basedon the timer specification FT21.

The plurality of different clock time reference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2,include the clock time application interval HR1EU. The measurementapplication function specification GAL8 includes the timer specificationFT21, a rated clock time interval representation GA8HE used to indicatethe rated clock time interval HR1E, and a clock time applicationinterval representation GA8HU used to indicate the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU.

The rated measurement value range HR1N is equal to at least a secondportion of the full measurement value range QK8E, and is defaulted inthe designated measurement value format HH95 based on one selected froma group consisting of the timer specification FT21, the measurementapplication function specification GAL8 and a first data coding ruleWX8HE. The rated measurement value range HR1N has a rated range limitvalue pair DP1A, and includes the plurality of different measurementvalue reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . respectively denoted by aplurality of different measurement value reference range codes EL11,EL12, . . . .

For example, the rated range limit value pair DP1A is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH95; and the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . include themeasurement value application range RQ1U. The first data coding ruleWX8HE is used to convert the rated clock time interval representationGA8HE, and is formulated based on the timer specification FT21. Forexample, the plurality of different measurement value reference rangecodes EL11, EL12, . . . are a plurality of measurement time valuereference range codes respectively.

In some embodiments, the measurement value application range RQ1U isdenoted by a measurement value application range code EL1U included inthe plurality of different measurement value reference range codes EL11,EL12, . . . , has an application range limit value pair DQ1U, and isdefaulted in the designated measurement value format HH95 based on oneselected from a group consisting of the timer specification FT21, themeasurement application function specification GAL8 and a second datacoding rule WX8HU. For example, each of the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . is defaultedbased on the measurement application function specification GAL8. Thesecond data coding rule WX8HU is used to convert the clock timeapplication interval representation GA8HU, and is formulated based onthe timer specification FT21. The application range limit value pairDQ1U includes a first application range limit value DQ15 and a secondapplication range limit value DQ16 being opposite to the firstapplication range limit value DQ15.

The functional device 130 further includes a storage unit 332 coupled tothe processing unit 331, and includes a trigger application unit 387coupled to the processing unit 331. The storage unit 332 stores thedefaulted rated range limit value pair DP1A and a variable clock timeinterval code UF8A. When a trigger event JQ81 associated with thetrigger application unit 387 occurs, the variable clock time intervalcode UF8A is equal to a specific measurement value range code EL14selected from the plurality of different measurement value referencerange codes EL11, EL12, . . . . For example, the specific measurementvalue range code EL14 indicates a specific clock time interval HR1E4which is previously determined based on a sensing operation ZT81. Thespecific clock time interval HR1E4 is selected from the plurality ofdifferent clock time reference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . . Thesensing operation ZT81 performed by the timer 342 is used to sense theclock time TH1A.

Before the trigger event JQ81 occurs, the specific measurement valuerange code EL14 is assigned to the variable clock time interval codeUF8A. The trigger application unit 387 causes the processing unit 331 toreceive an operation request signal SJ81 in response to the triggerevent JQ81. Under a condition that the trigger event JQ81 occurs, theprocessing unit 331 obtains an operation reference data code XV81 fromthe storage unit 332 in response to the operation request signal SJ81,and performs a data determination AK8A using the operation referencedata code XV81 by running a data determination procedure NK8A todetermine the measurement value application range code EL1U selectedfrom the plurality of different measurement value reference range codesEL11, EL12, . . . in order to select the measurement value applicationrange RQ1U from the plurality of different measurement value referenceranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . . The operation reference data code XV81 isequal to a permissible reference data code which is defaulted based onthe measurement application function specification GAL8. The datadetermination procedure NK8A is built based on the measurementapplication function specification GAL8.

The data determination AK8A is one of a first data determinationoperation AK81 and a second data determination operation AK82. Under acondition that the operation reference data code XV81 is obtained byaccessing the variable clock time interval code UF8A stored in thestorage unit 332 to be equal to the specific measurement value rangecode EL14, the data determination AK8A being the first datadetermination operation AK81 determines the measurement valueapplication range code EL1U based on the obtained specific measurementvalue range code EL14. For example, the first data determinationoperation AK81 is a first scientific calculation MC81 using the obtainedspecific measurement value range code EL14. The determined measurementvalue application range code EL1U is equal to or different from theobtained specific measurement value range code EL14.

Under a condition that the operation reference data code XV81 isobtained by accessing the rated range limit value pair DP1A stored inthe storage unit 332 to be equal to the defaulted rated range limitvalue pair DP1A, the data determination AK8A being the second datadetermination operation AK82, by performing a second scientificcalculation MD81 using the measured value NY81 and the obtained ratedrange limit value pair DP1A, selects the measurement value applicationrange code EL1U from the plurality of different measurement valuereference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . to determine the measurementvalue application range code EL1U. For example, the second scientificcalculation MD81 is performed based on a specific empirical formulaXS81. The specific empirical formula XS81 is formulated based on thedefaulted rated range limit value pair DP1A and the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . .beforehand.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 obtains the applicationrange limit value pair DQ1U based on the determined measurement valueapplication range code EL1U, and checks the mathematical relation KQ81based on a data comparison CF81 between the measured value NY81 and theobtained application range limit value pair DQ1U to make a logicaldecision PQ81 on whether the measured value NY81 is within the selectedmeasurement value application range RQ1U. Under a condition that thelogical decision PQ81 is positive, the processing unit 331 determinesthe clock time application interval HR1EU which the clock time TH1A iscurrently in.

Under a condition that the specific measurement value range code EL14 isdifferent from the determined measurement value application range codeEL1U and the processing unit 331 determines the clock time applicationinterval HR1EU which the clock time TH1A is currently in by making thelogical decision PQ81, the processing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332to assign the determined measurement value application range code EL1Uto the variable clock time interval code UF8A based on a code differenceDG81 between the variable clock time interval code UF8A, being equal tothe specific measurement value range code EL14, and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EL1U.

The input unit 380 includes a push button 3801. The physical parameterapplication unit 335 has the variable physical parameter QU1A. Thevariable physical parameter QU1A is further characterized based on aspecific physical parameter state JE16 being different from the physicalparameter target state JE1U. Under a condition that the processing unit331 causes the variable physical parameter QU1A to be in the physicalparameter target state JE1U by checking the mathematical relation KQ81,the input unit 380 receives a user input operation BQ82 using the pushbutton 3801. The processing unit 331 transmits an operation signal SG87toward the physical parameter application unit 335 in response to theuser input operation BQ82, wherein the operation signal SG87 is used tocause the variable physical parameter QU1A to leave the physicalparameter target state JE1U to enter the specific physical parameterstate JE16.

Please refer to FIG. 1 , FIG. 2 , FIG. 3 , FIG. 4 , FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 .A method ML80 for controlling a variable physical parameter QU1A isdisclosed. For example, the variable physical parameter QU1A ischaracterized based on a physical parameter target state JE1U. Themethod ML80 includes the following steps: A clock time TH1A is sensed togenerate a sense signal SY81, wherein the clock time TH1A ischaracterized based on a clock time application interval HR1EUrepresented by a measurement value application range RQ1U. A measuredvalue NY81 is obtained in response to the sense signal SY81. Inaddition, under a condition that the clock time application intervalHR1EU which the clock time TH1A is currently in is determined bychecking a mathematical relation KQ81 between the measured value NY81and the measurement value application range RQ1U, the variable physicalparameter QU1A is caused to be in the physical parameter target stateJE1U.

In some embodiments, the clock time TH1A is further characterized basedon a clock time designation interval HR1ET being different from theclock time application interval HR1EU. For example, the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET is earlier than the clock time applicationinterval HR1EU. The method ML80 further includes the following steps: Atimer 342 is provided, wherein the step of sensing the clock time TH1Ais performed by using the timer 342. In addition, a control signal SC81is received from a control device 212, wherein the control signal SC81serves to indicate the clock time designation interval HR1ET. Thecontrol device 212 is one of a mobile device and a remote controller.Under a condition that the control device 212 is the remote controller,the control signal SC81 is a light signal. For example, under acondition that the control device 212 is the mobile device, the controlsignal SC81 is received from the control device 212 through a wirelesslink, or the control signal SC81 is a radio signal.

The step of obtaining the measured value NY81 includes a sub-step that:after the control signal SC81 is received, the measured value NY81 isobtained in response to the sense signal SY81 due to the control signalSC81. The timer 342 meets a timer specification FT21. For example, themeasurement value application range RQ1U is defaulted based on the timerspecification FT21. The timer specification FT21 includes a fullmeasurement value range representation FK8E used to indicate a fullmeasurement value range QK8E. For example, the measurement valueapplication range RQ1U is equal to a portion of the full measurementvalue range QK8E. The measured value NY81 is obtained in a designatedmeasurement value format HH95.

The measurement value application range RQ1U is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH95 based on the timerspecification FT21. The measurement value application range RQ1U has anapplication range limit value pair DQ1U, and is denoted by a measurementvalue application range code EL1U. For example, the application rangelimit value pair DQ1U is defaulted. The method ML80 further includes thefollowing steps: The application range limit value pair DQ1U and themeasurement value application range code EL1U are obtained in responseto the control signal SC81. In addition, the mathematical relation KQ81is checked by comparing the measured value NY81 and the obtainedapplication range limit value pair DQ1U.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter target state JE1U is denotedby a physical parameter target state code EW1U. The variable physicalparameter QU1A is currently in a physical parameter application stateJE1T. The step of causing the variable physical parameter QU1A to be inthe physical parameter target state includes the following sub-steps:Under a condition that the clock time application interval HR1EU whichthe clock time TH1A is currently in is determined by checking themathematical relation KQ81, the physical parameter target state codeEW1U is obtained based on the obtained measurement value applicationrange code EL1U. In addition, based on the obtained physical parametertarget state code EW1U, a physical parameter relation check control GX8Uused to check a physical parameter relation KD9U between the variablephysical parameter QU1A and the physical parameter target state JE1U isperformed.

The step of causing the variable physical parameter QU1A to be in thephysical parameter target state JE1U further includes the followingsub-steps: Under a condition that the physical parameter applicationstate JE1T is different from the physical parameter target state JE1Uand a physical parameter state difference DT81 between the physicalparameter target state JE1U and the physical parameter application stateJE1T is determined by performing the physical parameter relation checkcontrol GX8U, a signal generation control GY85 is performed based on theobtained physical parameter target state code EW1U to generate anoperation signal SG85. In addition, the variable physical parameter QU1Ais caused to enter the physical parameter target state JE1U from thephysical parameter application state JE1T in response to the operationsignal SG85.

The method ML80 further includes a step that: under a condition that theclock time application interval HR1EU which the clock time TH1A iscurrently in is determined by checking the mathematical relation KQ81, adata storage control operation GM8U is performed, wherein the datastorage control operation GM8U is used to cause a clock time applicationinterval code UF8U, denoting the determined clock time applicationinterval HR1EU, to be stored. The variable physical parameter QU1A andthe clock time TH1A belong to a physical parameter type TU11 and a clocktime type TQ11 respectively. For example, the physical parameter typeTU11 is different from the clock time type TQ11.

In some embodiments, the method ML80 further includes the followingsteps: A timer 342 is provided, wherein the step of sensing the clocktime TH1A is performed by using the timer 342. In addition, ameasurement application function FA81 associated with the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU is performed. The timer 342 meets a timerspecification FT21. For example, the measurement value application rangeRQ1U is defaulted based on the timer specification FT21. The timerspecification FT21 includes a full measurement value rangerepresentation FK8E used to indicate a full measurement value rangeQK8E. For example, the measurement value application range RQ1U is equalto a first portion of the full measurement value range QK8E.

The measurement application function FA81 meets a measurementapplication function specification GAL8 associated with the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU. The measured value NY81 is obtained in adesignated measurement value format HH95. For example, the designatedmeasurement value format HH95 is characterized based on a designated bitnumber UY95. The clock time TH1A is further characterized based on arated clock time interval HR1E. For example, the rated clock timeinterval HR1E is represented by a rated measurement value range HR1N,and includes a plurality of different clock time reference intervalsHR1E1, HR1E2, . . . respectively represented by a plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . . The plurality ofdifferent clock time reference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . includesthe clock time application interval HR1EU.

The measurement application function specification GAL8 includes thetimer specification FT21, a rated clock time interval representationGA8HE used to indicate the rated clock time interval HR1E, and a clocktime application interval representation GA8HU used to indicate theclock time application interval HR1EU. The rated measurement value rangeHR1N is equal to at least a second portion of the full measurement valuerange QK8E, and is defaulted in the designated measurement value formatHH95 based on one selected from a group consisting of the timerspecification FT21, the measurement application function specificationGAL8 and a first data coding rule WX8HE. The rated measurement valuerange HR1N has a rated range limit value pair DP1A, and includes theplurality of different measurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12,respectively denoted by a plurality of different measurement valuereference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . . For example, the rated rangelimit value pair DP1A is defaulted in the designated measurement valueformat HH95. The plurality of different measurement value referenceranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . include the measurement value application rangeRQ1U. The first data coding rule WX8HE is used to convert the ratedclock time interval representation GA8HE, and is formulated based on thetimer specification FT21.

The measurement value application range RQ1U is denoted by a measurementvalue application range code EL1U included in the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . , has anapplication range limit value pair DQ1U, and is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH95 based on one selected from agroup consisting of the timer specification FT21, the measurementapplication function specification GAL8 and a second data coding ruleWX8HU. For example, each of the plurality of different measurement valuereference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . is defaulted based on themeasurement application function specification GAL8. The second datacoding rule WX8HU is used to convert the clock time application intervalrepresentation GA8HU, and is formulated based on the timer specificationFT21. The application range limit value pair DQ1U includes a firstapplication range limit value DQ15 and a second application range limitvalue DQ16 being opposite to the first application range limit valueDQ15.

In some embodiments, the method ML80 further includes the followingsteps: A storage space SU11 is provided. In addition, the defaultedrated range limit value pair DP1A and a variable clock time intervalcode UF8A are stored in the storage space SU11. When a trigger eventJQ81 occurs, the variable clock time interval code UF8A is equal to aspecific measurement value range code EL14 selected from the pluralityof different measurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . .For example, the specific measurement value range code EL14 indicates aspecific clock time interval HR1E4 which is previously determined basedon a sensing operation ZT81. The specific clock time interval HR1E4 isselected from the plurality of different clock time reference intervalsHR1E1, HR1E2, . . . . The sensing operation ZT81 performed by the timer342 is used to sense the clock time TH1A.

Before the trigger event JQ81 occurs, the specific measurement valuerange code EL14 is assigned to the variable clock time interval codeUF8A. The method ML80 further includes the following steps: An operationrequest signal SJ81 is received in response to the trigger event JQ81.Under a condition that the trigger event JQ81 occurs, an operationreference data code XV81 is obtained from the storage space SU11 inresponse to the operation request signal SJ81. In addition, a datadetermination AK8A using the operation reference data code XV81 isperformed by running a data determination procedure NK8A to determinethe measurement value application range code EL1U selected from theplurality of different measurement value reference range codes EL11,EL12, . . . in order to select the measurement value application rangeRQ1U from the plurality of different measurement value reference rangesRQ11, RQ12, . . . . The operation reference data code XV81 is equal to apermissible reference data code which is defaulted based on themeasurement application function specification GAL8.

In some embodiments, the data determination procedure NK8A is builtbased on the measurement application function specification GAL8. Thedata determination AK8A is one of a first data determination operationAK81 and a second data determination operation AK82. Under a conditionthat the operation reference data code XV81 is obtained by accessing thevariable clock time interval code UF8A stored in the storage unit 332 tobe equal to the specific measurement value range code EL14, the datadetermination AK8A being the first data determination operation AK81determines the measurement value application range code EL1U based onthe obtained specific measurement value range code EL14. For example,the first data determination operation AK81 is a first scientificcalculation MC81 using the obtained specific measurement value rangecode EL14. The determined measurement value application range code EL1Uis equal to or different from the obtained specific measurement valuerange code EL14.

Under a condition that the operation reference data code XV81 isobtained by accessing the rated range limit value pair DP1A stored inthe storage unit 332 to be equal to the defaulted rated range limitvalue pair DP1A, the data determination AK8A being the second datadetermination operation AK82, by performing a second scientificcalculation MD81 using the measured value NY81 and the obtained ratedrange limit value pair DP1A, selects the measurement value applicationrange code EL1U from the plurality of different measurement valuereference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . to determine the measurementvalue application range code EL1U. For example, the second scientificcalculation MD81 is performed based on a specific empirical formulaXS81. The specific empirical formula XS81 is formulated based on thedefaulted rated range limit value pair DP1A and the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . .beforehand.

In some embodiments, the method ML80 further includes the followingsteps: The application range limit value pair DQ1U is obtained based onthe determined measurement value application range code EL1U. Based on adata comparison CF81 between the measured value NY81 and the obtainedapplication range limit value pair DQ1U, the mathematical relation KQ81is checked to make a logical decision PQ81 on whether the measured valueNY81 is within the selected measurement value application range RQ1U. Inaddition, under a condition that the logical decision PQ81 is positive,the clock time application interval HR1EU which the clock time TH1A iscurrently in is determined.

The method ML80 further includes a step that: under a condition that thespecific measurement value range code EL14 is different from thedetermined measurement value application range code EL1U and the clocktime application interval HR1EU which the clock time TH1A is currentlyin is determined by making the logical decision PQ81, the determinedmeasurement value application range code EL1U is assigned to thevariable clock time interval code UF8A based on a code difference DG81between the variable clock time interval code UF8A, being equal to thespecific measurement value range code EL14, and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EL1U.

The variable physical parameter QU1A is further characterized based on aspecific physical parameter state JE16 being different from the physicalparameter target state JE1U. The method ML80 further includes thefollowing steps: A push button 3801 is provided. Under a condition thatthe variable physical parameter QU1A is caused to be in the physicalparameter target state JE1U by checking the mathematical relation KQ81,a user input operation BQ82 using the push button 3801 is received. Inaddition, an operation signal SG87 is generated in response to the userinput operation BQ82, wherein the operation signal SG87 is used to causethe variable physical parameter QU1A to leave the physical parametertarget state JE1U to enter the specific physical parameter state JE16.

Please refer to FIG. 6 . FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing theimplementation structure 9015 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 6 , the implementation structure 9015 includes afunctional device 130 for controlling a variable physical parameterQU1A. For example, the variable physical parameter QU1A is characterizedbased on a physical parameter target state JE1U. The functional device130 includes a timer 342 and a processing unit 331. The timer 342 sensesa clock time TH1A to generate a sense signal SY81. For example, theclock time TH1A is characterized based on a clock time applicationinterval HR1EU represented by a measurement value application rangeRQ1U.

The processing unit 331 is coupled to the timer 342, obtains a measuredvalue NY81 in response to the sense signal SY81, and causes the variablephysical parameter QU1A to be in the physical parameter target stateJE1U under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines asituation JP81 that the clock time TH1A enters the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU by determining a first mathematical relationKQ81 between the measured value NY81 and the measurement valueapplication range RQ1U.

Please refer to FIG. 2 , FIG. 3 , FIG. 4 , FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 . In someembodiments, the functional device 130 further includes a receiving unit337 coupled to the processing unit 331, and a physical parameterapplication unit 335 coupled to the processing unit 331. The clock timeTH1A is further characterized based on a clock time designation intervalHR1ET being different from the clock time application interval HR1EU.For example, the clock time designation interval HR1ET is earlier thanthe clock time application interval HR1EU. After the receiving unit 337has received a control signal SC81 from a control device 212, theprocessing unit 331 obtains a measurement value sequence JY81 includingthe measured value NY81 in response to the sense signal SY81 due to thecontrol signal SC81. For example, the control signal SC81 serves toindicate the clock time designation interval HR1ET. The control device212 is one of a mobile device and a remote controller. Under a conditionthat the control device 212 is the remote controller, the control signalSC81 is a light signal. For example, under a condition that the controldevice 212 is the mobile device, the receiving unit 337 receives thecontrol signal SC81 from the control device 212 through a wireless link,or the control signal SC81 is a radio signal.

The processing unit 331 makes a logical decision PR81 on whether theclock time TH1A enters the clock time application interval HR1EU fromthe clock time designation interval HR1ET by determining a secondmathematical relation KQ82 between the measurement value sequence JY81and the measurement value application range RQ1U. Under a condition thatthe logical decision PR81 is positive, the processing unit 331determines the entered clock time application interval HR1EU. The timer342 meets a timer specification FT21. For example, the measurement valueapplication range RQ1U is defaulted based on the timer specificationFT21. The timer specification FT21 includes a full measurement valuerange representation FK8E used to indicate a full measurement valuerange QK8E. For example, the measurement value application range RQ1U isequal to a portion of the full measurement value range QK8E.

The measured value NY81 is obtained in a designated measurement valueformat HH95. The measurement value application range RQ1U is defaultedaccording to the designated measurement value format HH95 based on thetimer specification FT21. The measurement value application range RQ1Uhas an application range limit value pair DQ1U, and is denoted by ameasurement value application range code EL1U. For example, theapplication range limit value pair DQ1U is defaulted. The processingunit 331 obtains the application range limit value pair DQ1U and themeasurement value application range code EL1U in response to the controlsignal SC81, and determines the first mathematical relation KQ81 bycomparing the measured value NY81 and the obtained application rangelimit value pair DQ1U. The physical parameter target state JE1U isdenoted by a physical parameter target state code EW1U.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter application unit 335 has thevariable physical parameter QU1A. For example, the variable physicalparameter QU1A is currently in a physical parameter application stateJE1T. Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines theentered clock time application interval HR1EU by determining the firstmathematical relation KQ81, the processing unit 331 obtains the physicalparameter target state code EW1U based on the obtained measurement valueapplication range code EL1U, and performs a physical parameter relationcheck control GX8U, used to determine a physical parameter relation KD9Ubetween the variable physical parameter QU1A and the physical parametertarget state JE1U, based on the obtained physical parameter target statecode EW1U.

Under a condition that the physical parameter application state JE1T isdifferent from the physical parameter target state JE1U and theprocessing unit 331 determines a physical parameter state differenceDT81 between the physical parameter target state JE1U and the physicalparameter application state JE1T by performing the physical parameterrelation check control GX8U, the processing unit 331 performs a signalgeneration control GY85 based on the obtained physical parameter targetstate code EW1U to generate an operation signal SG85, and transmits theoperation signal SG85 toward the physical parameter application unit335. The physical parameter application unit 335 causes the variablephysical parameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter target stateJE1U from the physical parameter application state JE1T in response tothe operation signal SG85.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the enteredclock time application interval HR1EU by determining the firstmathematical relation KQ81, the processing unit 331 performs a datastorage control operation GM8U, wherein the data storage controloperation GM8U is used to cause a clock time application interval codeUF8U, denoting the determined clock time application interval HR1EU, tobe stored. The variable physical parameter QU1A and the clock time TH1Abelong to a physical parameter type TU11 and a clock time type TQ11respectively. For example, the physical parameter type TU11 is differentfrom the clock time type TQ11.

In some embodiments, the timer 342 meets a timer specification FT21. Forexample, the measurement value application range RQ1U is defaulted basedon the timer specification FT21. The timer specification FT21 includes afull measurement value range representation FK8E used to indicate a fullmeasurement value range QK8E. For example, the measurement valueapplication range RQ1U is equal to a first portion of the fullmeasurement value range QK8E. The processing unit 331 is configured toperform a measurement application function FA81 associated with theclock time application interval HR1EU. The measurement applicationfunction FA81 meets a measurement application function specificationGAL8 associated with the clock time application interval HR1EU.

The processing unit 331 obtains the measured value NY81 in a designatedmeasurement value format HH95 in response to the sense signal SY81. Forexample, the designated measurement value format HH95 is characterizedbased on a designated bit number UY95. The clock time TH1A is furthercharacterized based on a rated clock time interval HR1E. For example,the rated clock time interval HR1E is represented by a rated measurementvalue range HR1N, and includes a plurality of different clock timereference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . respectively represented by aplurality of different measurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, .. . . The plurality of different clock time reference intervals HR1E1,HR1E2, . . . include the clock time application interval HR1EU. Themeasurement application function specification GAL8 includes the timerspecification FT21, a rated clock time interval representation GA8HEused to indicate the rated clock time interval HR1E, and a clock timeapplication interval representation GA8HU used to indicate the clocktime application interval HR1EU.

In some embodiments, the rated measurement value range HR1N is equal toat least a second portion of the full measurement value range QK8E, andis defaulted in the designated measurement value format HH95 based onone selected from a group consisting of the timer specification FT21,the measurement application function specification GAL8 and a first datacoding rule WX8HE. The rated measurement value range HR1N has a ratedrange limit value pair DP1A, and includes the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . respectivelydenoted by a plurality of different measurement value reference rangecodes EL11, EL12, . . . . For example, the rated range limit value pairDP1A is defaulted in the designated measurement value format HH95. Theplurality of different measurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, .. . include the measurement value application range RQ1U. The first datacoding rule WX8HE is used to convert the rated clock time intervalrepresentation GA8HE, and is formulated based on the timer specificationFT21.

The measurement value application range RQ1U is denoted by a measurementvalue application range code EL1U included in the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . , has anapplication range limit value pair DQ1U, and is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH95 based on one selected from agroup consisting of the timer specification FT21, the measurementapplication function specification GAL8 and a second data coding ruleWX8HU. For example, each of the plurality of different measurement valuereference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . is defaulted based on themeasurement application function specification GAL8. The second datacoding rule WX8HU is used to convert the clock time application intervalrepresentation GA8HU, and is formulated based on the timer specificationFT21. The application range limit value pair DQ1U includes a firstapplication range limit value DQ15 and a second application range limitvalue DQ16 being opposite to the first application range limit valueDQ15.

In some embodiments, the functional device 130 further includes astorage unit 332 coupled to the processing unit 331, and includes atrigger application unit 387 coupled to the processing unit 331. Thestorage unit 332 stores the defaulted rated range limit value pair DP1Aand a variable clock time interval code UF8A. When a trigger event JQ81associated with the trigger application unit 387 occurs, the variableclock time interval code UF8A is equal to a specific measurement valuerange code EL14 selected from the plurality of different measurementvalue reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . . For example, thespecific measurement value range code EL14 indicates a specific clocktime interval HR1E4 which is previously determined based on a sensingoperation ZT81. The specific clock time interval HR1E4 is selected fromthe plurality of different clock time reference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2,. . . . The sensing operation ZT81 performed by the timer 342 is used tosense the clock time TH1A.

Before the trigger event JQ81 occurs, the specific measurement valuerange code EL14 is assigned to the variable clock time interval codeUF8A. The trigger application unit 387 causes the processing unit 331 toreceive an operation request signal SJ81 in response to the triggerevent JQ81. Under a condition that the trigger event JQ81 occurs, theprocessing unit 331 obtains an operation reference data code XV81 fromthe storage unit 332 in response to the operation request signal SJ81,and performs a data determination AK8A using the operation referencedata code XV81 by running a data determination procedure NK8A todetermine the measurement value application range code EL1U selectedfrom the plurality of different measurement value reference range codesEL11, EL12, . . . in order to select the measurement value applicationrange RQ1U from the plurality of different measurement value referenceranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . . The operation reference data code XV81 isequal to a permissible reference data code which is defaulted based onthe measurement application function specification GAL8. The datadetermination procedure NK8A is built based on the measurementapplication function specification GAL8.

In some embodiments, the data determination AK8A is one of a first datadetermination operation AK81 and a second data determination operationAK82. Under a condition that the operation reference data code XV81 isobtained by accessing the variable clock time interval code UF8A storedin the storage unit 332 to be equal to the specific measurement valuerange code EL14, the data determination AK8A being the first datadetermination operation AK81 determines the measurement valueapplication range code EL1U based on the obtained specific measurementvalue range code EL14. For example, the first data determinationoperation AK81 is a first scientific calculation MC81 using the obtainedspecific measurement value range code EL14. The determined measurementvalue application range code EL1U is equal to or different from theobtained specific measurement value range code EL14.

Under a condition that the operation reference data code XV81 isobtained by accessing the rated range limit value pair DP1A stored inthe storage unit 332 to be equal to the defaulted rated range limitvalue pair DP1A, the data determination AK8A being the second datadetermination operation AK82, by performing a second scientificcalculation MD81 using the measured value NY81 and the obtained ratedrange limit value pair DP1A, selects the measurement value applicationrange code EL1U from the plurality of different measurement valuereference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . to determine the measurementvalue application range code EL1U. For example, the second scientificcalculation MD81 is performed based on a specific empirical formulaXS81. The specific empirical formula XS81 is formulated based on thedefaulted rated range limit value pair DP1A and the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . .beforehand.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 obtains the applicationrange limit value pair DQ1U based on the determined measurement valueapplication range code EL1U, and determines the first mathematicalrelation KQ81 based on a data comparison CF81 between the measured valueNY81 and the obtained application range limit value pair DQ1U to make alogical decision PQ81 on whether the measured value NY81 is within theselected measurement value application range RQ1U. Under a conditionthat the logical decision PQ81 is positive, the processing unit 331determines the situation JP81. For example, the situation JP81 is aspecific situation.

Under a condition that the specific measurement value range code EL14 isdifferent from the determined measurement value application range codeEL1U and the processing unit 331 determines the entered clock timeapplication interval HR1EU by making the logical decision PQ81, theprocessing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 to assign the determinedmeasurement value application range code EL1U to the variable clock timeinterval code UF8A based on a code difference DG81 between the variableclock time interval code UF8A, being equal to the specific measurementvalue range code EL14, and the determined measurement value applicationrange code EL1U.

The input unit 380 includes a push button 3801. The physical parameterapplication unit 335 has the variable physical parameter QU1A. Thevariable physical parameter QU1A is further characterized based on aspecific physical parameter state JE16 being different from the physicalparameter target state JE1U. Under a condition that the processing unit331 causes the variable physical parameter QU1A to be in the physicalparameter target state JE1U by determining the first mathematicalrelation KQ81, the input unit 380 receives a user input operation BQ82using the push button 3801. The processing unit 331 transmits anoperation signal SG87 toward the physical parameter application unit 335in response to the user input operation BQ82, wherein the operationsignal SG87 is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A toleave the physical parameter target state JE1U to enter the specificphysical parameter state JE16.

Please refer to FIG. 6 . A method ML82 for controlling a variablephysical parameter QU1A is disclosed. For example, the variable physicalparameter QU1A is characterized based on a physical parameter targetstate JE1U. The method includes the following steps: A clock time TH1Ais sensed to generate a sense signal SY81, wherein the clock time TH1Ais characterized based on a clock time application interval HR1EUrepresented by a measurement value application range RQ1U. A measuredvalue NY81 is obtained in response to the sense signal SY81. Inaddition, under a condition that a situation JP81 that the clock timeTH1A enters the clock time application interval HR1EU is determined bychecking a first mathematical relation KQ81 between the measured valueNY81 and the measurement value application range RQ1U, the variablephysical parameter QU1A is caused to be in the physical parameter targetstate JE1U.

Please refer to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 . FIG. 7 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9016 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9017 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown inFIG. 7 and FIG. 8 , each of the implementation structure 9016 and theimplementation structure 9017 includes the control device 212 and thefunctional device 130. The functional device 130 includes the processingunit 331, the timer 342, the storage unit 332, the physical parameterapplication unit 335 and the receiving unit 337. Each of the timer 342,the storage unit 332, the physical parameter application unit 335 andthe receiving unit 337 is controlled by the processing unit 331. Forexample, the physical parameter application unit 335 is located in oneof the inside of the functional device 130 and the outside of thefunctional device 130.

In some embodiments, the receiving unit 337 receives the control signalSC81, serving to indicate the physical parameter application state JE1T,from the control device 212. The processing unit 331 causes the variablephysical parameter QU1A to be in the physical parameter applicationstate JE1T based on the control signal SC81. The clock time designationinterval HR1ET is adjacent to the clock time application interval HR1EU,is represented by a measurement value designation range RQ1T, and has abeginning limit time HR1ET1 and an end limit time HR1ET2 being oppositeto the beginning limit time HR1ET1. The measurement value designationrange RQ1T has a designated range limit value pair DQ1T, and is denotedby a measurement value designation range code EL1T. For example, themeasurement value designation range RQ1T is a measurement time valuetarget range. The measurement value designation range code EL1T is atime value target range code. The designated range limit value pair DQ1Tis a target range limit value pair.

The control signal SC81 serves to indicate the clock time designationinterval HR1ET. The processing unit 331 controls the timer 342 inresponse to the control signal SC81 to cause the timer 342 to measurethe clock time TH1A according to the beginning limit time HR1ET1. Forexample, the processing unit 331 causes the variable physical parameterQU1A to be in the physical parameter application state JE1T within theclock time designation interval HR1ET based on the control signal SC81.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter application state JE1T isdenoted by a physical parameter application state code EW1T. The controlsignal SC81 serves to indicate the physical parameter application stateJE1T by carrying one of the physical parameter application state codeEW1T and the measurement value target range code EM1T, and serves toindicate at least one of the clock time designation interval HR1ET andthe measurement value designation range RQ1T by carrying the designatedrange limit value pair DQ1T. The processing unit 331 obtains thephysical parameter application state code EW1T and the designated rangelimit value pair DQ1T from the control signal SC81, and causes thevariable physical parameter QU1A to be in the physical parameterapplication state JE1T within the clock time designation interval HR1ETbased on the obtained physical parameter application state code EW1T.

The functional device 130 includes the trigger application unit 387.After the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81 from thecontrol device 212, the trigger event JQ81 occurs. For example, thetrigger event JQ81 occurs in response to the control signal SC81. Undera condition that the trigger event JQ81 occurs, the processing unit 331performs a scientific calculation ME81 using the obtained designatedrange limit value pair DQ1T in response to the trigger event JQ81 toobtain the application range limit value pair DQ1U, and checks themathematical relation KQ81 by comparing the measured value NY81 and theobtained application range limit value pair DQ1U.

For example, the trigger event JQ81 is associated with the triggerapplication unit 387, and is one selected from a group consisting of atrigger action event, a user input event, a signal input event, a statechange event and an integer overflow event. The trigger application unit387 provides the operation request signal SJ81 to the processing unit331 in response to the trigger event JQ81, and thereby causes theprocessing unit 331 to receive the operation request signal SJ81. Theprocessing unit 331 performs the scientific calculation ME81 to obtainthe application range limit value pair DQ1U in response to the operationrequest signal SJ81 in order to check the physical parameter relationKD9U between the variable physical parameter QU1A and the physicalparameter target state JE1U.

In some embodiments, the variable physical parameter QU1A ischaracterized based on a plurality of different physical parameterreference states JE11, JE12, . . . . The plurality of different physicalparameter reference states JE11, JE12, includes the physical parameterapplication state JE1T and the physical parameter target state JE1U, andare respectively denoted by a plurality of different physical parameterreference state codes EW11, EW12, . . . . For example, the physicalparameter target state JE1U is equal to or different from the physicalparameter application state JE1T. The physical parameter target stateJE1T is determined according to a physical parameter target range RD1ETbeforehand. The physical parameter target state JE1U is determinedaccording to a physical parameter target range RD1EU beforehand. Theplurality of different physical parameter reference states JE11, JE12, .. . are respectively determined according to a plurality of differentphysical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . beforehand. Forexample, the physical parameter target range RD1EU is a physicalparameter candidate range.

The variable physical parameter QU1A is characterized based on theplurality of different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2,. . . . The plurality of different physical parameter reference rangesRD1E1, RD1E2, . . . are respectively represented by a plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . , andinclude the physical parameter target range RD1ET and the physicalparameter target range RD1EU. The physical parameter target range RD1ETand the physical parameter target range RD1EU are respectivelyrepresented by a measurement value target range RN1T and a measurementvalue target range RN1U. The plurality of different measurement valuereference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . are respectively denoted by aplurality of different measurement value reference range codes EM11,EM12, . . . , and include the measurement value target range RN1T andthe measurement value target range RN1U.

The plurality of different measurement value reference range codes EM11,EM12, . . . include a measurement value target range code EM1T and ameasurement value target range code EM1U, and are respectively equal tothe plurality of different physical parameter reference state codesEW11, EW12, . . . . For example, the plurality of different physicalparameter reference state codes EW11, EW12, . . . include the physicalparameter application state code EW1T and the physical parameter targetstate code EW1U, and are defaulted. The measurement value target rangecode EM1T and the measurement value target range code EM1U arerespectively equal to the physical parameter application state code EW1Tand the physical parameter target state code EW1U.

In some embodiments, the clock time designation interval HR1ET and theclock time application interval HR1EU respectively have a designatedtime length LH8T and an application time length LH8U being equal to thedesignated time length LH8T. The designated time length LH8T and theapplication time length LH8U are respectively denoted by a measurementtime length value VH8T and a measurement time length value VH8U. Forexample, the measurement time length value VH8U is equal to themeasurement time length value VH8T. Each of the measurement time lengthvalue VH8T and the measurement time length value VH8U is defaulted inthe designated measurement value format HH95 based on the timerspecification FT21.

The clock time application interval HR1EU has a relative intervalposition LE81 being relative to the clock time designation intervalHR1ET. The relative interval position LE81 is denoted by a relativevalue VL81. For example, under a condition that the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU is adjacent to the clock time designationinterval HR1ET, the relative value VL81 is equal to 1. The processingunit 331 obtains the relative value VL81 in response to the operationrequest signal SJ81. The scientific calculation ME81 performs asubtraction operation ZF81 on the obtained designated range limit valuepair DQ1T to obtain the measurement time length value VH8U, and uses theobtained relative value VL81, the obtained measurement time length valueVH8U and the obtained designated range limit value pair DQ1T to obtainthe application range limit value pair DQ1U.

For example, the storage unit 332 stores the physical parameterapplication state code EW1T which is stored based on the defaultedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T. The processing unit 331obtains the measurement value designation range code EL1T by performinga scientific calculation MH81 using the obtained designated range limitvalue pair DQ1T, and obtains the stored physical parameter applicationstate code EW1T from the storage unit 332 based on the obtainedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T.

Please refer to FIG. 9 , FIG. 10 , FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 . FIG. 9 is aschematic diagram showing an implementation structure 9018 of thecontrol system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 10 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9019 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9020 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 12 is aschematic diagram showing an implementation structure 9021 of thecontrol system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 9 , FIG. 10 , FIG.11 and FIG. 12 , each of the implementation structure 9018, theimplementation structure 9019, the implementation structure 9020 and theimplementation structure 9021 includes the control device 212 and thefunctional device 130. The functional device 130 includes the processingunit 331, the timer 342, the physical parameter application unit 335 andthe storage unit 332. Each of the timer 342, the physical parameterapplication unit 335 and the storage unit 332 is controlled by theprocessing unit 331.

In some embodiments, the timer 342 is controlled by the processing unit331, and is used to measure the clock time TH1A. The timer 342 isconfigured to meet the timer specification FT21. The variable physicalparameter QU1A is associated with the clock time TH1A. The clock timeTH1A is characterized based on a plurality of different clock timereference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . . The plurality of differentclock time reference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . are respectivelyrepresented by a plurality of different measurement value referenceranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . , and are arranged based on a defaulted timereference interval sequence QB81. The plurality of different measurementvalue reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . are arranged based on thedefaulted time reference interval sequence QB81. For example, theplurality of different measurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, .. . are a plurality of time value reference ranges.

Each of the plurality of different measurement value reference rangesRQ11, RQ12, . . . is defaulted in a designated measurement value formatHH95 based on the timer specification FT21, and are respectively denotedby a plurality of different measurement value reference range codesEL11, EL12, . . . . For example, the designated measurement value formatHH95 is a designated count value format. The plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . are aplurality of measurement time value reference range codes respectively.The storage unit 332 has a plurality of different memory locations YS81,YS82, . . . , and stores a plurality of physical parameter designationrange codes UQ11, UQ12, . . . at the plurality of different memorylocations YS81, YS82, . . . respectively. For example, the plurality ofphysical parameter designation range codes UQ11, UQ12, . . . arerespectively equal to a plurality of physical parameter designationstate codes. The plurality of physical parameter designation state codesrespectively denote a plurality of physical parameter designation statesassociated with the variable physical parameter QU1A.

The plurality of different clock time reference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2,are respectively denoted by a plurality of clock time reference intervalcodes. For example, the plurality of clock time reference interval codesare configured to be respectively equal to the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, Therefore, theplurality of different measurement value reference range codes EL11,EL12, . . . are configured to respectively indicate the plurality ofdifferent clock time reference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . . Forexample, the designated measurement value format HH95 is characterizedbased on the designated bit number UY95.

The plurality of different measurement value reference range codes EL11,EL12, . . . include a measurement value designation range code EL1T anda measurement value application range code EL1U. The plurality ofdifferent clock time reference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . include aclock time designation interval HR1ET and a clock time applicationinterval HR1EU. The measurement value designation range code EL1T andthe measurement value application range code EL1U are configured torespectively indicate the clock time designation interval HR1ET and theclock time application interval HR1EU. The plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, . . . include ameasurement value designation range RQ1T and a measurement valueapplication range RQ1U. The clock time designation interval HR1ET andthe clock time application interval HR1EU are respectively representedby the measurement value designation range RQ1T and the measurementvalue application range RQ1U.

In some embodiments, the plurality of different memory locations YS81,YS82, . . . are respectively identified based on the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . .For example, the plurality of different memory locations YS81, YS82, . .. are respectively identified based on a plurality of memory addressesAS81, AS82, . . . , or are respectively identified by the plurality ofmemory addresses AS81, AS82, . . . . The plurality of memory addressesAS81, AS82, . . . are respectively defaulted based on the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12,

For example, the clock time TH1A is further characterized based on arated clock time interval HR1E. The rated clock time interval HR1Eincludes the plurality of different clock time reference intervalsHR1E1, HR1E2, . . . , and is represented by a rated measurement valuerange HR1N. The rated measurement value range HR1N includes theplurality of different measurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, .. . , and is defaulted in the designated measurement value format HH95based on the rated clock time interval HR1E and the timer specificationFT21. For example, the rated clock time interval HR1E is equal to 24hours. The rated measurement value range HR1N is a rated time valuerange.

For example, the measurement application function specification GAL8includes a rated clock time interval representation GA8HE and a clocktime reference interval representation GA8HR. The rated clock timeinterval representation GA8HE is used to indicate the rated clock timeinterval HR1E. The clock time reference interval representation GA8HR isused to indicate the plurality of different clock time referenceintervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . . The rated measurement value range HR1Nis equal to at least a second portion of the full measurement valuerange QK8E, and is defaulted in the designated measurement value formatHH95 based on one selected from a group consisting of the timerspecification FT21, the measurement application function specificationGAL8 and the first data coding rule WX8HE. The first data coding ruleWX8HE is used to convert the rated clock time interval representationGA8HE, and is formulated based on the timer specification FT21. Forexample, the rated measurement value range HR1N is defaulted byperforming a data coding operation ZX8HE using the first data codingrule WX8HE.

The plurality of different measurement value reference ranges RQ11,RQ12, . . . are defaulted in the designated measurement value formatHH95 based on one selected from a group consisting of the timerspecification FT21, the measurement application function specificationGAL8 and a data coding rule WX8HR. The data coding rule WX8HR is used toconvert the clock time reference interval representation GA8HR, and isformulated based on the timer specification FT21. For example, theplurality of different measurement value reference ranges RQ11, RQ12, .. . are defaulted by performing a data coding operation ZX8HR using thedata coding rule WX8HR.

In some embodiments, the plurality of physical parameter designationrange codes UQ11, UQ12, . . . are configured to be respectively storedbased on the plurality of different measurement value reference rangecodes EL11, EL12, . . . , and include a physical parameter target rangecode UQ1T and a physical parameter target range code UQ1U. Each of theplurality of physical parameter designation range codes UQ11, UQ12, . .. is selected from the plurality of different physical parameterreference state codes EW11, EW12, For example, the physical parametertarget range code UQ1U is a physical parameter candidate range code.

The physical parameter target range code UQ1T denotes a physicalparameter target range RD1ET in which the variable physical parameterQU1A is expected to be within the clock time designation interval HR1ET,and is configured to be stored at a memory location YS8T based on themeasurement value designation range code EL1T. The memory location YS8Tis identified based on a memory address ASST. Each of the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EL11, EL12, . . . isdefaulted based on the measurement application function specificationGAL8. For example, the physical parameter target range code UQ1T isequal to the defaulted physical parameter application state code EW1T.The physical parameter target range code UQ1U is equal to the physicalparameter target state code EW1U.

The physical parameter target range code UQ1U denotes a physicalparameter target range RD1EU in which the variable physical parameterQU1A is expected to be within the clock time application interval HR1EU,and is configured to be stored at a memory location YS8U based on themeasurement value application range code EL1U. The memory location YS8Uis identified based on a memory address AS8U. Each of the physicalparameter target range RD1ET and the physical parameter target rangeRD1EU is selected from the plurality of different physical parameterreference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . . For example, the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU is adjacent to the clock time designationinterval HR1ET. The physical parameter target range code UQ1U is equalto the physical parameter target state code EW1U. The physical parametertarget range RD1EU has a defaulted physical parameter target range limitZD1U1 and a defaulted physical parameter target range limit ZD1U2 beingopposite to the defaulted physical parameter target range limit ZD1U1.

In some embodiments, when the receiving unit 337 receives the controlsignal SC81, the physical parameter target range code UQ1T is equal tothe defaulted physical parameter application state code EW1T. Thecontrol signal SC81 carries the defaulted measurement value designationrange code EL1T. The processing unit 331 obtains the carried measurementvalue designation range code EL1T from the control signal SC81, obtainsthe memory address AS8T based on obtained the measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T, and accesses the physical parameter targetrange code UQ1T, stored at the memory location YS8T, based on theobtained memory address AS8T to obtain one of the physical parametertarget range code UQ1T and the defaulted physical parameter applicationstate code EW1T. For example, the clock time designation interval HR1ETand the clock time application interval HR1EU have a defaulted timeinterval therebetween.

For example, under a condition that the physical parameter target rangecode UQ1T is equal to the defaulted physical parameter application statecode EW1T, the control signal SC81 serves to indicate the physicalparameter application state JE1T by carrying the defaulted measurementvalue designation range code EL1T. When the receiving unit 337 receivesthe control signal SC81, the variable physical parameter QU1A is in aphysical parameter application state JE1L. The processing unit 331performs a physical parameter relation check control GX8T, used to checka physical parameter relation KD9T between the variable physicalparameter QU1A and the physical parameter application state JE1T, basedon the obtained physical parameter application state code EW1T. Forexample, the control signal SC81 serves to indicate at least one of theclock time designation interval HR1ET and the measurement valuedesignation range RQ1T by carrying the defaulted measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T, and serves to indicate the physicalparameter application state JE1T by serving to indicate the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the physical parameterapplication state JE1L is different from the physical parameterapplication state JE1T and the processing unit 331 determines a physicalparameter state difference DT8T between the physical parameterapplication state JE1T and the physical parameter application state JE1Lby performing the physical parameter relation check control GX8T, theprocessing unit 331 performs a signal generation control GY81 based onthe obtained physical parameter application state code EW1T to generatean operation signal SG81, and transmits the operation signal SG81 towardthe physical parameter application unit 335. The physical parameterapplication unit 335 causes the variable physical parameter QU1A toenter the physical parameter application state JE1T from the physicalparameter application state JE1L in response to the operation signalSG81. For example, the variable physical parameter QU1A enters thephysical parameter application state JE1T by entering the physicalparameter target range RD1ET.

The processing unit 331 performs a data storage control operation GM8Tbased on the obtained measurement value designation range code EL1T,wherein the data storage control operation GM8T is used to cause a clocktime application interval code UF8T, denoting the clock time designationinterval HR1ET, to be stored. For example, the clock time applicationinterval code UF8T is equal to the obtained measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T. The data storage control operation GM8Tassigns the clock time application interval code UF8T to the variableclock time interval code UF8A by using the storage unit 332.

For example, the storage unit 332 stores a variable physical parameterrange code UN8A. Under a condition that the physical parameterapplication state JE1L is different from the physical parameterapplication state JE1T and the processing unit 331 determines thephysical parameter state difference DT8T by performing the physicalparameter relation check control GX8T, the processing unit 331 assignsone of the obtained physical parameter target range code UQ1T and theobtained physical parameter application state code EW1T to the variablephysical parameter range code UN8A by using the storage unit 332.

In some embodiments, the timer 342 is configured to represent the clocktime designation interval HR1ET by using the measurement valuedesignation range RQ1T, and is configured to represent the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU by using the measurement value applicationrange RQ1U. The control signal SC81 further carries the measurement timelength value VH8T denoting the designated time length LH8T, and a clockreference time value NR81 denoting a clock reference time TR81. Forexample, the clock reference time TR81 is close to a current time. Forexample, a time difference between the clock reference time TR81 and thecurrent time is less than a defaulted time length. The clock referencetime value NR81 is defaulted in the designated measurement value formatHH95 based on the clock reference time TR81 and the timer specificationFT21.

The measurement value designation range RQ1T has the designated rangelimit value pair DQ1T. The designated range limit value pair DQ1Tincludes a designated range limit value DQ13 and a designated rangelimit value DQ14 being opposite to the designated range limit valueDQ13. For example, the designated range limit value DQ13 and thedesignated range limit value DQ14 are a beginning range limit value andan end range limit value respectively. The designated range limit valueDQ13 is equal to the clock reference time value NR81.

The control signal SC81 carries a control message CG81. The controlmessage CG81 includes the measurement value designation range code EL1T,the clock reference time value NR81 and the measurement time lengthvalue VH8T. For example, the measurement application functionspecification GAL8 includes a time length representation GA8TR. The timelength representation GA8TR is used to indicate the clock reference timeTR81. The clock reference time value NR81 is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH95 based on the time length representationGA8TR, the timer specification FT21 and a data coding operation ZX8TRused to convert the time length representation GA8TR.

The control device 212 includes an operation unit 297. The processingunit 331 obtains the measurement value designation range code EL1T, theclock reference time value NR81 and the clock reference time value NR81from the control signal SC81 in response to the control signal SC81. Forexample, the operation unit 297 is configured to obtain the defaultedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T, the defaulted clockreference time value NR81 and the defaulted measurement time lengthvalue VH8T, and outputs the control signal SC81 carrying the controlmessage CG81 based on the obtained clock reference time value NR81, theobtained measurement value designation range code EL1T and the obtainedmeasurement time length value VH8T.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 causes the timer 342 tostart within a starting time TT82 based on the obtained clock referencetime value NR81, and thereby causes the timer 342 to generate a sensesignal SY80 within the starting time TT82 by sensing the clock timeTH1A. For example, the sense signal SY80 is a clock time signal. Thesense signal SY80 is an initial time signal, and carries a measuredvalue NY80 in the designated measurement value format HI-I95. Forexample, the measured value NY80 is an initial count value. For example,the measured value NY80 is equal to the clock reference time value NR81.

For example, the timer 342 is configured to have a variable count valueNY8A. Under a condition that the receiving unit 337 receives from thecontrol device 212 the control signal SC81 carrying the clock referencetime value NR81, the processing unit 331 starts the timer 342 based onthe obtained clock reference time value NR81 to perform a countingoperation BD81 for the measurement application function FA81 to changethe variable count value NY8A. The variable count value NY8A isconfigured to be equal to the measured value NY80 within the startingtime TT82, and is provided in the designated measurement value formatHH95. For example, the measured value NY80 is configured to be equal tothe obtained clock reference time value NR81.

Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A isconfigured to be within the physical parameter target range RD1ET basedon the control signal SC81, the processing unit 331 arrives an operationtime TY81 based on the counting operation BD81. Within the operationtime TY81, the timer 342 senses the clock time TH1A to cause thevariable count value NY8A being equal to a measured value NY81, andthereby generates a sense signal SY81 carrying the measured value NY81.For example, the operation time TY81 is a designated time.

For example, the trigger application unit 387 provides the operationrequest signal SJ81 to the processing unit 331 in response to thetrigger event JQ81, and thereby causes the processing unit 331 toreceive the operation request signal SJ81. The processing unit 331obtains the measured value NY81 in the designated measurement valueformat HH95 from the sense signal SY81 within the operation time TY81 inresponse to the operation request signal SJ81, and obtains or determinesthe measurement value application range code EL1U within the operationtime TY81 by performing a scientific calculation MH85 using the obtainedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T in order to check thephysical parameter relation KD9U between the variable physical parameterQU1A and the physical parameter target state JE1U.

In some embodiments, the measurement value designation range RQ1T hasthe designated range limit value pair DQ1T. The designated range limitvalue pair DQ1T includes the designated range limit value DQ13 and thedesignated range limit value DQ14 being opposite to the designated rangelimit value DQ13. Each of the measurement value designation range RQ1Tand the designated range limit value pair DQ1T is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH95 based on the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET and the timer specification FT21. Themeasurement value application range RQ1U has the application range limitvalue pair DQ1U. The application range limit value pair DQ1U includesthe first application range limit value DQ15 and the second applicationrange limit value DQ16 being opposite to the first application rangelimit value DQ15. Each of the measurement value application range RQ1Uand the application range limit value pair DQ1U is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH95 based on the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU and the timer specification FT21.

For example, the measurement application function specification GAL8includes a clock time designation interval representation GA8HT and aclock time application interval representation GA8HU. The clock timedesignation interval representation GA8HT is used to indicate the clocktime designation interval HR1ET. The clock time application intervalrepresentation GA8HU is used to indicate the clock time applicationinterval HR1EU. Each of the measurement value designation range RQ1T andthe designated range limit value pair DQ1T is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH95 based on the clock timedesignation interval representation GA8HT, the timer specification FT21and a data coding operation ZX8HT used to convert the clock timedesignation interval representation GA8HT. Each of the measurement valueapplication range RQ1U and the application range limit value pair DQ1Uis defaulted in the designated measurement value format HH95 based onthe clock time application interval representation GA8HU, the timerspecification FT21 and a data coding operation ZX8HU used to convert theclock time application interval representation GA8HU.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 determines the measurementvalue application range code EL1U within the operation time TY81 basedon the control signal SC81 in order to check the physical parameterrelation KD9U between the variable physical parameter QU1A and thephysical parameter target state JE1U. For example, the processing unit331 determines the measurement value application range code EL1U withinthe operation time TY81 based on the control signal SC81 in response tothe operation request signal SJ81. The processing unit 331 determinesthe relative value VL81 within the operation time TY81, and obtains theapplication range limit value pair DQ1U by performing a scientificcalculation ME85 using the determined relative value VL81, the obtainedmeasurement time length value VH8T and the obtained clock reference timevalue NR81.

For example, the processing unit 331 determines the relative value VL81within the operation time TY81 in response to the operation requestsignal SJ81, and determines the measurement value application range codeEL1U based on the determined relative value VL81 and the obtainedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T. The processing unit 331checks the mathematical relation KQ81 based on the data comparison CF81between the obtained measured value NY81 and the obtained applicationrange limit value pair DQ1U to make the logical decision PQ81 on whetherthe measured value NY81 is within the selected measurement valueapplication range RQ1U. Under a condition that the logical decision PQ81is positive, the processing unit 331 determines the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU which the clock time TH1A is currently in.

Under a condition that the obtained measurement value designation rangecode EL1T is different from the determined measurement value applicationrange code EL1U and the processing unit 331 determines the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU which the clock time TH1A is currently in bymaking the logical decision PQ81, the processing unit 331 performs thedata storage control operation GM8U based on a code difference DG83between the variable clock time interval code UF8A, being equal to themeasurement value designation range code EL1T, and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EL1U. The data storage controloperation GM8U uses the storage unit 332 to assign the determinedmeasurement value application range code EL1U to the variable clock timeinterval code UF8A.

In some embodiments, when the trigger event JQ81 occurs, the physicalparameter target range code UQ1U is equal to the defaulted physicalparameter target state code EW1U. Under a condition that the triggerevent JQ81 occurs, the processing unit 331 determines the measurementvalue application range code EL1U based on the control signal SC81 inresponse to the operation request signal SJ81. Under a condition thatthe processing unit 331 determines the clock time application intervalHR1EU which the clock time TH1A is currently in by making the logicaldecision PQ81, the processing unit 331 obtains the memory address AS8Ubased on the determined measurement value application range code EL1U,and accesses the physical parameter target range code UQ1U, stored atthe memory location YS8U, based on the obtained memory address AS8U toobtain one of the physical parameter target range code UQ1U and thedefaulted physical parameter target state code EW1U.

For example, when the processing unit 331 checks the mathematicalrelation KQ81, the variable physical parameter QU1A is in the physicalparameter application state JE1T. The processing unit 331 performs thephysical parameter relation check control GX8U, used to check thephysical parameter relation KD9U between the variable physical parameterQU1A and the physical parameter target state JE1U, based on the obtainedphysical parameter target state code EW1U. Under a condition that thephysical parameter application state JE1T is different from the physicalparameter target state JE1U and the processing unit 331 determines thephysical parameter state difference DT81 between the physical parametertarget state JE1U and the physical parameter application state JE1T byperforming the physical parameter relation check control GX8U, theprocessing unit 331 performs the signal generation control GY85 based onthe obtained physical parameter target state code EW1U to generate theoperation signal SG85, and transmits the operation signal SG85 towardthe physical parameter application unit 335.

The physical parameter application unit 335 causes the variable physicalparameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter target state JE1U fromthe physical parameter application state JE1T in response to theoperation signal SG85. For example, the variable physical parameter QU1Aenters the physical parameter target state JE1U by entering the physicalparameter target range RD1EU. For example, under a condition that thephysical parameter application state JE1T is different from the physicalparameter target state JE1U and the processing unit 331 determines thephysical parameter state difference DT81 by performing the physicalparameter relation check control GX8U, the processing unit 331 assignsone of the obtained physical parameter target range code UQ1U and theobtained physical parameter target state code EW1U to the variablephysical parameter range code UN8A by using the storage unit 332.

In some embodiments, the control device 212 includes the operation unit297 and a state-change detector 475 coupled to the operation unit 297.The plurality of physical parameter designation range codes UQ11, UQ12,. . . belong to a physical parameter designation range code type TS81.The physical parameter designation range code type TS81 is identified bya physical parameter designation range code type identifier HS81. Thephysical parameter designation range code type identifier HS81 isdefaulted. The memory address AS8T based on the defaulted physicalparameter designation range code type identifier HS81 and the defaultedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T is defaulted. The memoryaddress AS8U is defaulted based on the defaulted physical parameterdesignation range code type identifier HS81 and the defaultedmeasurement value application range code EL1U. For example, thestate-change detector 475 is used to cause the operation unit 297 totransmit the control signal SC81 toward the receiving unit 337.

Before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81, theoperation unit 297 is configured to fetch the defaulted physicalparameter target range code UQ1T, the defaulted physical parameterdesignation range code type identifier HS81 and the defaultedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T, and fetches the memoryaddress AS8T beforehand based on the fetched physical parameterdesignation range code type identifier HS81 and the fetched measurementvalue designation range code EL1T. The operation unit 297 provides awriting request message WS8T to the receiving unit 337 based on thefetched physical parameter target range code UQ1T and the fetched memoryaddress AS8T. The writing request message WS8T includes the fetchedphysical parameter target range code UQ1T and the fetched memory addressAS8T.

For example, before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signalSC81, the receiving unit 337 receives the writing request message WS8Tfrom the operation unit 297. The processing unit 331 obtains theincluded physical parameter target range code UQ1T and the includedmemory address AS8T from the received writing request message WS8T, anduses the storage unit 332 to store the obtained physical parametertarget range code UQ1T at the memory location YS8T based on the obtainedphysical parameter target range code UQ1T and the obtained memoryaddress AS8T.

Before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81, theoperation unit 297 is configured to fetch the physical parameter targetrange code UQ1U and the defaulted measurement value application rangecode EL1U, and fetches the memory address AS8U beforehand based on thefetched physical parameter designation range code type identifier HS81and the fetched measurement value application range code EL1U. Theprocessing unit 331 provides a writing request message WS8U to thereceiving unit 337 based on the fetched physical parameter target rangecode UQ1U and the fetched memory address AS8U. The writing requestmessage WS8U includes the fetched physical parameter target range codeUQ1U and the fetched memory address AS8U.

For example, before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signalSC81, the receiving unit 337 receives the writing request message WS8Ufrom the operation unit 297. The processing unit 331 obtains theincluded physical parameter target range code UQ1U and the includedmemory address AS8U from the received writing request message WS8U, anduses the storage unit 332 to store the obtained physical parametertarget range code UQ1U at the memory location YS8U based on the obtainedphysical parameter target range code UQ1U and the obtained memoryaddress AS8U.

Please refer to FIG. 13 and FIG. 14 . FIG. 13 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9022 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9023 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown inFIG. 13 and FIG. 14 , each of the implementation structure 9022 and theimplementation structure 9023 includes the control device 212 and thefunctional device 130. The functional device 130 includes an operationunit 397, the physical parameter application unit 335, the storage unit332 and a sensing unit 334 coupled to the processing unit 331. Theoperation unit 397 includes the processing unit 331, the receiving unit337 and the timer 342. Each of the receiving unit 337, the timer 342,the physical parameter application unit 335, the storage unit 332 andthe sensing unit 334 is controlled by the processing unit 331.

In some embodiments, the variable physical parameter QU1A is furthercharacterized based on a physical parameter target range RD1ET and aphysical parameter application range RD1EL being different from thephysical parameter target range RD1ET. The physical parameterapplication range RD1EL is represented by a measurement valueapplication range RN1L. The sensing unit 334 senses the variablephysical parameter QU1A to generate a sense signal SN81. Under acondition that the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81serving to indicate the physical parameter target range RD1ET, theprocessing unit 331 obtains a measured value VN81 in response to thesense signal SN81. For example, the measured value VN81 is a physicalparameter measured value. When the receiving unit 337 receives thecontrol signal SC81, the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physicalparameter QU1A to generate the sense signal SN81.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the physicalparameter application range RD1EL which the variable physical parameterQU1A is currently in by checking a mathematical relation KV81 betweenthe measured value VN81 and the measurement value application rangeRN1L, the processing unit 331 causes the variable physical parameterQU1A to enter the physical parameter target range RD1ET based on thecontrol signal SC81. For example, under a condition that the processingunit 331 determines the physical parameter application range RD1EL whichthe variable physical parameter QU1A is currently in, the processingunit 331 transmits an operation signal SG81 toward the physicalparameter application unit 335 based on the control signal SC81. Theoperation signal SG81 is used to cause the variable physical parameterQU1A to enter the physical parameter target range RD from the physicalparameter application range RD1EL which the variable physical parameterQU1A is currently in.

In some embodiments, the clock time designation interval HR1ET isassociated with the physical parameter target range RD1ET. The controlsignal SC81 serves to indicate the physical parameter target range RD1ETby serving to indicate the clock time designation interval HR1ET. Forexample, the control signal SC81 causes the processing unit 331 toobtain the physical parameter application state code EW1T by carryingthe measurement value designation range code EL1T to serve to indicatethe physical parameter target range RD1ET. Under a condition that theprocessing unit 331 determines the physical parameter application rangeRD1EL which the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently in, theprocessing unit 331 determines a range difference DB81 between thephysical parameter target range RD1ET and the physical parameterapplication range RD1EL based on the control signal SC81 to transmit theoperation signal SG81 toward the physical parameter application unit335.

The physical parameter application state JE1T is determined beforehandaccording to the physical parameter target range RD1ET. The operationsignal SG81 is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A toenter the physical parameter application state JE1T. The clock timedesignation interval HR1ET is adjacent to the clock time applicationinterval HR1EU. Under a condition that the clock time TH1A is in theclock time designation interval HR1ET, the variable physical parameterQU1A is in one of the physical parameter target range RD1ET and thephysical parameter application state JE1T. The processing unit 331starts the timer 342 in response to the control signal SC81 to cause thetimer 342 to sense the clock time TH1A within the clock time designationinterval HR1ET, and thereby causes the timer 342 to sense the clock timeTH1A within the clock time application interval HR1EU.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter target range RD1ET isrepresented by a measurement value target range RN1T. The control signalSC81 serves to indicate the physical parameter target range RD1ET byserving to indicate the measurement value target range RN1T. Forexample, the processing unit 331 determines a range difference DS81between the measurement value target range RN1T and the measurementvalue application range RN1L based on the control signal SC81 todetermine the range difference DB81. For example, the processing unit331 determines the range difference DB81 by performing the physicalparameter relation check control GX8T. The physical parameter relationcheck control GX8T includes a check operation BV81 used to check themathematical relation KV81 between the measured value VN81 and themeasurement value application range RN1L.

For example, the sensing unit 334 coupled to the operation unit 397senses the variable physical parameter QU1A to generate the sense signalSN81. Under a condition that the operation unit 397 receives the controlsignal SC81, the operation unit 397 obtains the measured value VN81 inresponse to the sense signal SN81. Under a condition that the operationunit 397 determines the physical parameter application range RD1EL whichthe variable physical parameter QU1A is currently in by checking themathematical relation KV81, the operation unit 397 causes the variablephysical parameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter target rangeRD1ET based on the control signal SC81.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter target range RD1EU isrepresented by a measurement value target range RN1U. The control signalSC81 is used to cause the functional device 130 to perform the physicalparameter relation check control GX8U. Under a condition that thetrigger event JQ81 occurs or the processing unit 331 obtains themeasured value NY81, the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physicalparameter QU1A to generate a sense signal SN85. The processing unit 331obtains a measured value VN85 in response to the sense signal SN85.Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines or obtains thephysical parameter target range code UQ1U based on the control signalSC81, the processing unit 331 performs a check operation BV86, used tocheck a mathematical relation KV86 between the measured value VN85 and ameasurement value indication range RN1G, based on the determinedphysical parameter target range code UQ1U. For example, the measurementvalue indication range RN1G is equal to one of the measurement valuetarget range RN1T and the measurement value target range RN1U.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines a rangedifference DB86 between the physical parameter target range RD1ET andthe physical parameter target range RD1EU based on the check operationBV86, the processing unit 331 performs the signal generation controlGY85 based on the determined physical parameter target range code UQ1Uto generate the operation signal SG85. The operation signal SG85 is usedto control the physical parameter application unit 335 to cause thevariable physical parameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter targetstate JE1U from the physical parameter application state JE1T within theclock time application interval HR1EU.

For example, the processing unit 331 determines the range differenceDB86 by performing the physical parameter relation check control GX8U.The physical parameter relation check control GX8U includes the checkoperation BV86 used to check the mathematical relation KV86 between themeasured value VN85 and the measurement value indication range RN1G. Theprocessing unit 331 checks a physical parameter relation KD8U betweenthe variable physical parameter QU1A and the physical parameter targetrange RD1EU by checking the mathematical relation KV86.

Please refer to FIG. 15 and FIG. 16 . FIG. 15 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9024 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9025 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . Pleaseadditionally refer to FIG. 13 . As shown in FIG. 15 and FIG. 16 , eachof the implementation structure 9024 and the implementation structure9025 includes the control device 212 and the functional device 130. Insome embodiments, the sensing unit 334 is configured to meet a sensorspecification FU11 associated with the measurement value applicationrange RN1L. For example, the sensor specification FU11 includes a sensormeasurement range representation GW8R used to indicate a sensormeasurement range RB8E, and a sensor sensibility representation GW81used to indicate a sensor sensibility YW81. The sensor sensibility YW81is associated with a sense signal generation HF81 performed by thesensing unit 334. The measured value VN81 is obtained in a designatedmeasurement value format HH81 by the processing unit 331.

Each of the measurement value target range RN1T and the measurementvalue application range RN1L is defaulted in the designated measurementvalue format HH81 based on one of the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GW8R and the sensor specification FU11. For example, eachof the measurement value target range RN1T and the measurement valueapplication range RN1L is defaulted in the designated measurement valueformat HH81 based on the sensor measurement range representation GW8Rand the sensor sensibility representation GW81. The measurement valuetarget range RN1T and the measurement value application range RN1Lrespectively have a target range limit value pair DN1T and anapplication range limit value pair DN1L. The control signal SC81 carriesthe target range limit value pair DN1T, the application range limitvalue pair DN1L and a handle CC1T. For example, the handle CC1T isdefaulted based on a designated physical parameter QD1T being within thephysical parameter target range RD1ET. The control signal SC81 serves toindicate at least one of the measurement value target range RN1T and thephysical parameter target range RD1ET by carrying the target range limitvalue pair DN1T.

In some embodiments, the functional device 130 further includes atransmission unit 384 coupled to the processing unit 331. Thetransmission unit 384 is controlled by the processing unit 331. Theprocessing unit 331 obtains the application range limit value pair DN1Lfrom the control signal SC81, and checks the mathematical relation KV81by comparing the measured value VN81 and the obtained application rangelimit value pair DN1L to make a logical decision PB81 on whether themeasured value VN81 is within the measurement value application rangeRN1L. Under a condition that the logical decision PB81 is positive, theprocessing unit 331 determines the physical parameter application rangeRD1EL which the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently in.

The processing unit 331 obtains the target range limit value pair DN1Tfrom the control signal SC81. Under a condition that the processing unit331 determines the physical parameter application range RD1EL which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in, the processing unit331 checks a range relation KE8A between the measurement value targetrange RN1T and the measurement value application range RN1L by comparingthe obtained target range limit value pair DN1T and the obtainedapplication range limit value pair DN1L to make a logical decision PY81on whether the obtained target range limit value pair DN1T and theobtained application range limit value pair DN1L are equal.

Under a condition that the logical decision PY81 is negative, theprocessing unit 331 recognizes the range relation KE8A as a rangedifference relation to determine the range difference DS81. Theprocessing unit 331 obtains the handle CC1T from the control signalSC81. Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines therange difference DS81, the processing unit 331 performs a signalgeneration control GY81 based on the obtained handle CC1T to generate anoperation signal SG81 which is used to cause the variable physicalparameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter target range RD1ET. Forexample, the operation signal SG81 is one of a functional signal and acontrol signal.

In some embodiments, after the processing unit 331 performs the signalgeneration control GY81 within an operation time TF81, the sensing unit334 senses the variable physical parameter QU1A to generate a sensesignal SN82. The processing unit 331 obtains a measured value VN82 inthe designated measurement value format HH81 in response to the sensesignal SN82 within a designated time TG82 being later than the operationtime TF81. Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determinewithin the designated time TG82 the physical parameter target rangeRD1ET which the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently in bycomparing the measured value VN82 and the obtained target range limitvalue pair DN1T, the processing unit 331 causes the transmission unit384 based on the measured value VN82 to transmit a control responsesignal SE81, responding to the control signal SC81, toward the controldevice 212, and performs a data storage control operation GU81

The control response signal SE81 carries the measured value VN82. Thedata storage control operation GU81 is used to cause a physicalparameter target range code UN8T, denoting the determined physicalparameter target range RD1ET, to be recorded. For example, the datastorage control operation GU81 is a secure operation. The processingunit 331 assigns the physical parameter target range code UN8T to thevariable physical parameter range code UN8A being in the storage spaceSU11 by performing the data storage control operation GU81.

The timer 342 is used to measure the clock time TH1A in a timingoperation mode WU21. The variable physical parameter QU1A is associatedwith a variable time length LF8A. For example, the timer 342 is used tomeasure the variable time length LF8A in a timing operation mode WU11being different from the timing operation mode WU21. The variable timelength LF8A is characterized based on a reference time length LJ8V. Thereference time length LJ8V is denoted by a measurement time length valueCL8V. For example, the measurement time length value CL8V is defaultedbased on the timer specification FT21.

In some embodiments, the variable physical parameter QU1A ischaracterized based on a physical parameter target state JE1V and aphysical parameter target state JE1W being different from the physicalparameter target state JE1V. The physical parameter target state JE1V isequal to or different from the physical parameter target state JE1U. Thephysical parameter target state JE1V is denoted by a physical parametertarget state code EW1V. Under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is in the physical parameter target state JE1U within theclock time application interval HR1EU, the receiving unit 337 receives acontrol signal SC88 from the control device 212. The control signal SC88carries the measurement time length value CL8V and the physicalparameter target state code EW1V. The plurality of different physicalparameter reference states JE11, JE12, . . . include the physicalparameter target state JE1V and the physical parameter target stateJE1W.

The processing unit 331 obtains the measurement time length value CL8Vand the physical parameter target state code EW1V from the controlsignal SC88, stops the timer 342 in response to the control signal SC88,restarts the timer 342 based on the obtained measurement time lengthvalue CL8V, and causes the timer 342 to operate in the timing operationmode WU11 by restarting the timer 342. The timer 342 is restarted tobegin an application time length LT8V matching the reference time lengthLJ8V, and experiences the application time length LT8V in the timingoperation mode WU11 to arrive a specific time TJ8T by performing acounting operation BC8V used for the application time length LT8V.

The processing unit 331 causes the variable physical parameter QU1A tobe in the physical parameter target state JE1V within the applicationtime length LT8V based on the obtained physical parameter target statecode EW1V. Under a condition that the processing unit 331 arrives thespecific time TJ8T, the processing unit 331 within the specific timeTJ8T performs a signal generation operation BY89 which is used to causethe variable physical parameter QU1A to leave the physical parametertarget state JE1V to enter the physical parameter target state JE1W.

For example, the plurality of different physical parameter referenceranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . include a physical parameter target rangeRD1EV and a physical parameter target range RD1EW being different fromthe physical parameter target range RD1EV. The physical parameter targetstate JE1V and the physical parameter target state JE1W are respectivelydetermined beforehand according to the physical parameter target rangeRD1EV and the physical parameter target range RD1EW. For example, theprocessing unit 331 generates an operation signal SG89, used to causethe variable physical parameter QU1A to leave the physical parametertarget state JE1V to enter the physical parameter target state JE1W, byperforming the signal generation operation BY89, and transmits theoperation signal SG89 toward the physical parameter application unit335.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is in the physical parameter target state JE1U within theclock time application interval HR1EU by checking the mathematicalrelation KQ81, the receiving unit 337 receives a control signal SC8Hfrom the control device 212. When the receiving unit 337 receives thecontrol signal SC8H, the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physicalparameter QU1A to generate a sense signal SN8H. When the receiving unit337 receives the control signal SC8A, the timer 342 senses the clocktime TH1A to generate a sense signal SY8H.

The processing unit 331 obtains a measured value VN8H in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 in response to the sense signal SN8H, andobtains a measured value NY8H in the designated measurement value formatHH95 in response to the sense signal SY8H. The processing unit 331 usesthe measured value VN8H and the measured value NY8H in response to thecontrol signal SC8H to cause the transmission unit 384 to transmit acontrol response signal SE8H, responding to the control signal SC8H,toward the control device 212. The control response signal SE8H carriesthe measured value VN8H and the measured value NY8H, and is used by thecontrol device 212 to perform a specific practical operation associatedwith at least one of the variable physical parameter QU1A and the clocktime TH1A. For example, the control device 212 receives the controlresponse signal SE8H, obtains the measured value VN8A and the measuredvalue NY8H from the received control response signal SE8H, displays ameasurement message LZ8H associated with the variable physical parameterQU1A based on the obtained measured value VN8H, and displays ameasurement message LX8H associated with the clock time TH1A based onthe obtained measured value NY8H.

Please refer to FIG. 17 , FIG. 18 , FIG. 19 , FIG. 20 and FIG. 21 . FIG.17 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure 9026 ofthe control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 18 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9027 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9028 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 20 is aschematic diagram showing an implementation structure 9029 of thecontrol system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 21 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9030 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 17 , FIG. 18 , FIG. 19 , FIG. 20 and FIG.21 , each of the implementation structure 9026, the implementationstructure 9027, the implementation structure 9028, the implementationstructure 9029 and the implementation structure 9030 includes thecontrol device 212 and the functional device 130.

Please additionally refer to FIG. 13 . In some embodiments, thefunctional device 130 includes the operation unit 397, the physicalparameter application unit 335, the storage unit 332 and the sensingunit 334 coupled to the processing unit 331. The operation unit 397includes the processing unit 331, the timer 342, the receiving unit 337,an input unit 380 coupled to the processing unit 331, a display unit 382coupled to the processing unit 331, and a transmission unit 384 coupledto the processing unit 331. Each of the physical parameter applicationunit 335, the storage unit 332, the sensing unit 334, the timer 342, thereceiving unit 337, the input unit 380, the display unit 382 and thetransmission unit 384 is controlled by the processing unit 331. Forexample, the physical parameter application unit 335 is disposed in theinside of the functional device 130, or is disposed in the outside ofthe functional device 130.

The processing unit 331 is configured to perform a measurementapplication function FA81 associated with the physical parameterapplication range RD1EL, and includes an output component 338 coupled tothe physical parameter application unit 335. The measurement applicationfunction FA81 is configured to meet a measurement application functionspecification GAL8 associated with the physical parameter applicationrange RD1EL. The sensing unit 334 is configured to meet a sensorspecification FU11 associated with the measurement value applicationrange RN1L. For example, the sensor specification FU11 includes a sensormeasurement range representation GW8R used to indicate a sensormeasurement range RB8E, and a sensor sensibility representation GW81used to indicate a sensor sensibility YW81. The sensor sensibility YW81is associated with a sense signal generation HF81 which is performed bythe sensing unit 334.

Under a condition that the receiving unit 337 receives the controlsignal SC81 from a control device 212, the processing unit 331 obtainsthe measured value VN81 in a designated measurement value format HH81 inresponse to the sense signal SN81. For example, the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 is characterized based on a designated bitnumber UY81. For example, when the receiving unit 337 receives thecontrol signal SC81, the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physicalparameter QU1A to perform the sense signal generation HF81 beingdependent on the sensor sensibility YW81, wherein the sense signalgeneration HF81 is used to generate the sense signal SN81. Under acondition that the processing unit 331 determines the range differenceDS81 based on the control signal SC81, the processing unit 331 uses theoutput component 338 to output the operation signal SG81, wherein theoperation signal SG81 is used to cause the variable physical parameterQU1A to enter the physical parameter target range RD1ET.

The variable physical parameter QU1A is further characterized based on arated physical parameter range RD1E. For example, the rated physicalparameter range RD1E is represented by a rated measurement value rangeRD1N, and includes a plurality of different physical parameter referenceranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . respectively represented by a plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . . Each ofthe physical parameter target range RD1ET and the physical parameterapplication range RD1EL is included in the plurality of differentphysical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . . Themeasurement application function specification GAL8 includes the sensorspecification FU11, a rated physical parameter range representation GA8Eused to indicate the rated physical parameter range RD1E, and a physicalparameter application range representation GA8L used to indicate thephysical parameter application range RD1EL.

The rated measurement value range RD1N is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 based on the rated physical parameterrange representation GA8E, the sensor measurement range representationGW8R and a data coding operation ZX81 used to convert the rated physicalparameter range representation GA8E, has a rated range limit value pairDD1A, and includes the plurality of different measurement valuereference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . respectively denoted by a pluralityof different measurement value reference range codes EM11, EM12, . . . .For example, the rated range limit value pair DD1A is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH81. The plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . includes themeasurement value target range RN1T and the measurement valueapplication range RN1L. Each of the rated measurement value range RD1Nand the rated range limit value pair DD is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 based on one of the sensor measurementrange representation GW8R and the sensor specification FU11.

In some embodiments, the measurement value target range RN1T is denotedby a measurement value target range code EM1T included in the pluralityof different measurement value reference range codes EM11, EM12, . . . ,thereby the measurement value target range code EM1T is configured toindicate the physical parameter target range RD1ET. For example, each ofthe plurality of different measurement value reference range codes EM11,EM12, . . . is defaulted based on the measurement application functionspecification GAL8. The control signal SC81 serves to indicate at leastone of the measurement value target range RN1T and the physicalparameter target range RD1ET by carrying the measurement value targetrange code EM1T. For example, the measurement value target range codeEM1T is equal to the physical parameter application state code EW1T.

The measurement value application range RN1L is denoted by a measurementvalue application range code EMIL included in the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EM11, EM12, . . . , and has anapplication range limit value pair DN1L; thereby the measurement valueapplication range code EMIL is configured to indicate the physicalparameter application range RD1EL. For example, the application rangelimit value pair DN1L is defaulted in the designated measurement valueformat HH81 based on the physical parameter application rangerepresentation GA8L, the sensor measurement range representation GW8Rand a data coding operation ZX82 used to convert the physical parameterapplication range representation GA8L. The measurement value applicationrange RN1L is defaulted in the designated measurement value format HH81based on the physical parameter application range representation GA8L,the sensor measurement range representation GW8R and the data codingoperation ZX82.

In some embodiments, the storage unit 332 stores the defaulted ratedrange limit value pair DD1A and a variable physical parameter range codeUN8A. The control signal SC81 further carry the rated range limit valuepair DD1A. When the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81,the variable physical parameter range code UN8A is equal to a specificmeasurement value range code EM14 selected from the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EM11, EM12,

For example, the specific measurement value range code EM14 indicates aspecific physical parameter range RD1E4 which is previously determinedby the processing unit 331 based on a sensing operation ZS81. Thespecific physical parameter range RD1E4 is selected from the pluralityof different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . .The sensing operation ZS81 performed by the sensing unit 334 is used tosense the variable physical parameter QU1A. Before the receiving unit337 receives the control signal SC81, the specific measurement valuerange code EM14 is assigned to the variable physical parameter rangecode UN8A.

For example, before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signalSC81, the processing unit 331 obtains the specific measurement valuerange code EM14. Under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the specific physical parameter range RD1E4 based on thesensing operation ZS81 before the receiving unit 337 receives thecontrol signal SC81, the processing unit 331 assigns the obtainedspecific measurement value range code EM14 to the variable physicalparameter range code UN8A by using the storage unit 332. The specificmeasurement value range code EM14 denotes a specific measurement valuerange which is configured to represent the specific physical parameterrange RD1E4. The specific measurement value range is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH81 based on one of the sensormeasurement range representation GW8R and the sensor specification FU11.For example, the sensing unit 334 performs a sense signal generation,being dependent on the sensor sensibility YW81, by performing thesensing operation ZS81 to generate a sense signal.

Before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81, theprocessing unit 331 receives the sense signal, obtains a specificmeasured value in the designated measurement value format HH81 inresponse to the sense signal, and performs a specific check operationused to check a mathematical relation between the specific measuredvalue and the specific measurement value range. Under a condition thatthe processing unit 331 determines the specific physical parameter rangeRD1E4 in which the variable physical parameter QU1A is based on thespecific check operation, the processing unit 331 assigns the obtainedspecific measurement value range code EM14 to the variable physicalparameter range code UN8A by using the storage unit 332. The processingunit 331 decides whether the processing unit 331 is to use the storageunit 332 to change the variable physical parameter range code UN8A inresponse to a specific sensing operation used to sense the variablephysical parameter QU1A. For example, the specific sensing operation isperformed by the sensing unit 334.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the receiving unit 337receives the control signal SC81, the processing unit 331 obtains anoperation reference data code XU81 from one of the control signal SC81and the storage unit 332 in response to the control signal SC81, andperforms a data determination AA8A using the operation reference datacode XU81 by running a data determination procedure NA8A to determinethe measurement value application range code EMIL selected from theplurality of different measurement value reference range codes EM11,EM12, . . . in order to select the measurement value application rangeRN1L from the plurality of different measurement value reference rangesRN11, RN12, . . . .

The operation reference data code XU81 is equal to a permissiblereference data code which is defaulted based on the measurementapplication function specification GAL8. The data determinationprocedure NA8A is built based on the measurement application functionspecification GAL8. The data determination AA8A is one of a datadetermination operation AA81 and a data determination operation AA82.Under a condition that the operation reference data code XU81 isobtained to be equal to the specific measurement value range code EM14by accessing the variable physical parameter range code UN8A stored inthe storage unit 332, the data determination AA8A being the datadetermination operation AA81 determines the measurement valueapplication range code EMIL based on the obtained specific measurementvalue range code EM14. For example, the determined measurement valueapplication range code EMIL is equal to or different from the obtainedspecific measurement value range code EM14.

Under a condition that the operation reference data code XU81 isobtained to be equal to the defaulted rated range limit value pair DD1Afrom one of the control signal SC81 and the storage unit 332, the datadetermination AA8A being the data determination operation AA82 selectsthe measurement value application range code EMIL from the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EM11, EM12, . . . byperforming a scientific calculation MR81 using the measured value VN81and obtained the rated range limit value pair DD1A to determine themeasurement value application range code EMIL. For example, thescientific calculation MR81 is performed based on a specific empiricalformula XR81. The specific empirical formula XR81 is formulatedbeforehand based on the defaulted rated range limit value pair DD1A andthe plurality of different measurement value reference range codes EM11,EM12, . . . . For example, the specific empirical formula XR81 isformulated beforehand based on the measurement application functionspecification GAL8.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 obtains the applicationrange limit value pair DN1L based on the determined measurement valueapplication range code EMIL, and checks the mathematical relation KV81based on a data comparison CD81 between the measured value VN81 and theobtained application range limit value pair DN1L to make a logicaldecision PB81 on whether the measured value VN81 is within the selectedmeasurement value application range RN1L. Under a condition that thelogical decision PB81 is positive, the processing unit 331 determinesthe physical parameter application range RD1EL which the variablephysical parameter QU1A is currently in.

The processing unit 331 obtains the measurement value target range codeEM1T from the control signal SC81. Under a condition that the processingunit 331 determines the physical parameter application range RD1EL whichthe variable physical parameter QU1A is currently in, the processingunit 331

checks a range relation KE8A between the measurement value target rangeRN1T and the measurement value application range RN1L by comparing theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EMIL to make a logical decisionPZ81 on whether the obtained measurement value target range code EM1Tand the determined measurement value application range code EMIL areequal. Under a condition that the logical decision PZ81 is negative, theprocessing unit 331 recognizes the range relation KE8A as a rangedifference relation to determine the range difference DS81.

For example, under a condition that the processing unit 331 determinesthe physical parameter application range RD1EL which the variablephysical parameter QU1A is currently in, the processing unit 331 checksa range relation KE9A between the physical parameter target range RD1ETand the physical parameter application range RD1EL by comparing theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EMIL to make a logical decisionPZ91 on whether the physical parameter target range RD1ET and thephysical parameter application range RD1EL are equal. Under a conditionthat the logical decision PZ91 is negative, the processing unit 331recognizes the range relation KE9A as a range difference relation todetermine the range difference DB81. Under a condition that the logicaldecision PZ81 is negative, the logical decision PZ91 is negative.

In some embodiments, the application range limit value pair DN1Lincludes an application range limit value DN15 of the measurement valueapplication range RN1L and an application range limit value DN16 beingopposite to the application range limit value DN15. The functionaldevice 130 further includes a physical parameter application unit 335coupled to the output component 338. The physical parameter applicationunit 335 has the variable physical parameter QU1A. For example, thesensing unit 334 is coupled to the physical parameter application unit335. The processing unit 331 causes the physical parameter applicationunit 335 by using the output component 338 to perform a specificfunctional operation ZH81 associated with the variable physicalparameter QU1A. For example, the specific functional operation ZH81 isused to cause a trigger event EQ81 to occur, and is a spatial motionoperation. The control device 212 outputs the control signal SC81 inresponse to the trigger event EQ81.

For example, under a condition that the application range limit valueDN15 is different from the application range limit value DN16 and themeasured value VN81 is between the application range limit value DN15and the application range limit value DN16, the processing unit 331makes the logical decision PB81 to be positive by comparing the measuredvalue VN81 and the obtained application range limit value pair DN1L.Under a condition that the application range limit value DN15, theapplication range limit value DN16 and the measured value VN81 areequal, the processing unit 331 makes the logical decision PB81 to bepositive by comparing the measured value VN81 and the obtainedapplication range limit value pair DN1L.

The measurement application function specification GAL8 further includesa physical parameter representation GA8T1. The physical parameterrepresentation GA8T1 is used to indicate a designated physical parameterQD1T being within the physical parameter target range RD1ET. The storageunit 332 has a memory location YM8L and a memory location YX8T beingdifferent from the memory location YM8L, stores the application rangelimit value pair DN1L at the memory location YM8L, and stores a handleCC1T at the memory location YX8T.

For example, the memory location YM8L is identified based on thedefaulted measurement value application range code EMIL. The memorylocation YX8T is identified based on the defaulted measurement valuetarget range code EM1T. The handle CC1T is defaulted based on thephysical parameter representation GA8T1 and a data coding operation ZX91used to convert the physical parameter representation GA8T1. Forexample, the application range limit value pair DN1L and the handle CC1Tare respectively stored by the storage unit 332 based on the defaultedmeasurement value application range code EMIL and the defaultedmeasurement value target range code EM1T.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 performs a data acquisitionAD8A using the determined measurement value application range code EMILby running a data acquisition procedure ND8A to obtain the applicationrange limit value pair DN1L. For example, the data acquisition AD8A isone of a data acquisition operation AD81 and a data acquisitionoperation AD82. The data acquisition procedure ND8A is built based onthe measurement application function specification GAL8. The dataacquisition operation AD81 uses the storage unit 332 based on thedetermined measurement value application range code EMIL to access theapplication range limit value pair DN1L, stored at the memory locationYM8L, to obtain the application range limit value pair DN1L.

The data acquisition operation AD82 fetches the rated range limit valuepair DD1A by means of one of the control signal SC81 and the storageunit 332, and obtains the application range limit value pair DN1L byperforming a scientific calculation MZ81 using the determinedmeasurement value application range code EMIL and the fetched ratedrange limit value pair DD1A. For example, the rated range limit valuepair DD1A includes a rated range limit value DD11 of the ratedmeasurement value range RD1N and a rated range limit value DD12 beingopposite to the rated range limit value DD11, and is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH81 based on the rated physicalparameter range representation GA8E, the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GW8R and the data coding operation ZX81.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the rangedifference DS81, the processing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 basedon the obtained measurement value target range code EM1T to access thehandle CC1T stored at the memory location YX8T, and performs a signalgeneration control GY81 for the measurement application function FA81based on the accessed handle CC1T to control the output component 338.The output component 338 performs a signal generation operation BY81 forthe measurement application function FA81 in response to the signalgeneration control GY81 to generate an operation signal SG81, whereinthe operation signal SG81 is used to control the physical parameterapplication unit 335 to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A toenter the physical parameter target range RD1ET.

For example, the operation unit 397 includes the processing unit 331,the receiving unit 337, the timer 342, and the output component 338coupled to the processing unit 331. The output component 338 is locatedin the outside of the processing unit 331, and is controlled by theprocessing unit 331. The processing unit 331 performs the signalgeneration control GY81, used to control the output component 338, toprovide a control signal SF81 to the output component 338. The outputcomponent 338 performs the signal generation operation BY81 for themeasurement application function FA81 in response to the control signalSF81 to generate the operation signal SG81, and transmits the operationsignal SG81 toward the physical parameter application unit 335.

In some embodiments, the control device 212 is an external device. Theplurality of different measurement value reference ranges RN11, RN12, .. . have a total reference range number NT81. The total reference rangenumber NT81 is defaulted based on the measurement application functionspecification GAL8. The processing unit 331 obtains the total referencerange number NT81 in response to the control signal SC81. The scientificcalculation MR81 further uses the obtained total reference range numberNT81. The scientific calculation MZ81 further uses the obtained totalreference range number NT81. For example, the total reference rangenumber NT81 is greater than or equal to 2. For example, there is thetotal reference range number NT11≥3; there is the total reference rangenumber NT11≥4; there is the total reference range number NT11≥5; thereis the total reference range number NT11≥6; and there is the totalreference range number NT11≤255.

The physical parameter application unit 335 changes the variablephysical parameter QU1A from a specific physical parameter QU17 to aspecific physical parameter QU18 in response to the operation signalSG81. For example, the specific physical parameter QU17 is within thephysical parameter application range RD1EL; and the specific physicalparameter QU18 is within the physical parameter target range RD1ET. Themeasurement application function specification GAL8 further includes aphysical parameter candidate range representation GA8T used to indicatethe physical parameter target range RD1ET.

The measurement value target range RN1T is a first portion of the ratedmeasurement value range RD1N, and has a target range limit value pairDN1T. For example, the target range limit value pair DN1T is defaultedin the designated measurement value format HH81 based on the physicalparameter candidate range representation GA8T, the sensor measurementrange representation GW8R and a data coding operation ZX83 used toconvert the physical parameter candidate range representation GA8T. Themeasurement value target range RN1T is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 based on the physical parameter candidaterange representation GA8T, the sensor measurement range representationGW8R and the data coding operation ZX83. The measurement valueapplication range RN1L is a second portion of the rated measurementvalue range RD1N.

The physical parameter target range RD1ET is separate from or adjacentto the physical parameter application range RD1EL. Under a conditionthat the physical parameter target range RD1ET is separate from thephysical parameter application range RD1EL, the measurement value targetrange RN1T is separate from the measurement value application rangeRN1L. Under a condition that the physical parameter target range RD1ETis adjacent to the physical parameter application range RD1EL, themeasurement value target range RN1T is adjacent to the measurement valueapplication range RN1L.

For example, the measurement value application range code EM1L isconfigured to be equal to an integer. The rated range limit value DD12is greater than the rated range limit value DD11. The rated range limitvalue DD12 and the rated range limit value DD11 have therebetween arelative value VA11 being relative to the rated range limit value DD11.The relative value VA11 is equal to a calculation result which the ratedrange limit value DD11 is subtracted from the rated range limit valueDD12. For example, the application range limit value pair DN1L isdefaulted based on the rated range limit value DD11, the rated rangelimit value DD12, the integer, and a ratio of the relative value VA11 tothe total reference range number NT81. The scientific calculation MZ81uses one selected from a group consisting of the rated range limit valueDD11, the rated range limit value DD12, the integer, the ratio and anycombination thereof.

In some embodiments, the storage unit 332 further has a memory locationYM8T being different from the memory location YX8T, and stores thetarget range limit value pair DN1T at the memory location YM8T. Forexample, the memory location YM8T is identified based on the defaultedmeasurement value target range code EM1T. After the processing unit 331performs the signal generation control GY81 within an operation timeTF81, the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameter QU1Ato generate a sense signal SN82. For example, after the processing unit331 performs the signal generation control GY81, the sensing unit 334senses the variable physical parameter QU1A to perform a sense signalgeneration HF82 being dependent on the sensor sensibility YW81, whereinthe sense signal generation HF82 is used to generate the sense signalSN82.

The processing unit 331 obtains a measured value VN82 in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 in response to the sense signal SN82within a designated time TG82 being later than the operation time TF81.The processing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 based on the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T to access the target rangelimit value pair DN1T stored at the memory location YM8T, and checks amathematical relation KV91 between the measured value VN82 and themeasurement value target range RN1T by comparing the measured value VN82and the accessed target range limit value pair DN1T to make a logicaldecision PB91 on whether the measured value VN82 is within themeasurement value target range RN1T.

Under a condition that the logical decision PB91 is positive, theprocessing unit 331 determines within the designated time TG82 thephysical parameter target range RD1ET which the variable physicalparameter QU1A is currently in, generates a positive operation reportRL81, and causes the transmission unit 384 to output a control responsesignal SE81 carrying the positive operation report RL81, thereby thecontrol response signal SE81 is used to cause the control device 212 toobtain the positive operation report RL81. For example, the positiveoperation report RL81 indicates an operation situation EP81 that thevariable physical parameter QU1A successfully enters the physicalparameter target range RD1ET. The processing unit 331 responds to thecontrol signal SC81 by causing the transmission unit 384 to generate thecontrol response signal SE81. For example, the processing unit 331causes the control response signal SE81 to further carry the obtainedmeasured value VN82 based on the obtained measured value VN82.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the specific measurementvalue range code EM14 is different from the obtained measurement valuetarget range code EM1T and the processing unit 331 determines thephysical parameter target range RD1ET which the variable physicalparameter QU1A is currently in by making the logical decision PB91, theprocessing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 based on a code differenceDF81 between the variable physical parameter range code UN8A, beingequal to the specific measurement value range code EM14, and theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T to assign the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T to the variable physicalparameter range code UN8A.

When the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81, thedisplay unit 382 displays a state indication LB81. For example, thestate indication LB81 is used to indicate a specific state XJ81 that thevariable physical parameter QU1A is configured to be within the specificphysical parameter range RD1E4. Under a condition that the specificmeasurement value range code EM14 is different from the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T and the processing unit 331determines the physical parameter target range RD1ET which the variablephysical parameter QU1A is currently in by making the logical decisionPB91, the processing unit 331 further causes the display unit 382 basedon the code difference DF81 to change the state indication LB81 to astate indication LB82. For example, the state indication LB82 is used toindicate a specific state XJ82 that the variable physical parameter QU1Ais configured to be within the physical parameter target range RD1ET.

The control signal SC81 is one of an electrical signal SP81 and a lightsignal SQ81. The receiving unit 337 includes a receiving component 3371and a receiving component 3372. The receiving component 3371 is coupledto the processing unit 331. Under a condition that the control signalSC81 is the electrical signal SP81, the receiving component 3371 causesthe processing unit 331 by receiving the electrical signal SP81 carryinga control message CG81 to obtain the control message CG81. For example,the control message CG81 includes the measurement value designationrange code EL1T. The processing unit 331 obtains the defaultedmeasurement value target range code EM1T based on the measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T of the control message CG81. For example,the control message CG81 further includes the measurement value targetrange code EM1T. For example, the receiving component 3371 and thereceiving component 3372 are two input components respectively.

The receiving component 3372 is coupled to the processing unit 331.Under a condition that the control signal SC81 is the light signal SQ81,the receiving component 3372 receives the light signal SQ81 carrying acoded image FY81. For example, the coded image FY81 represents thecontrol message CG81. The input unit 380 is coupled to the processingunit 331, and includes a push button 3801. Under a condition that thevariable physical parameter QU1A is configured to be within the physicalparameter target range RD1ET based on the control signal SC81, the inputunit 380 receives a user input operation BQ81 using the push button3801, and causes the processing unit 331 to receive an operation requestsignal SJ91 in response to the user input operation BQ81. The processingunit 331 determines a specific input code UW81 in response to theoperation request signal SJ91. For example, the input unit 380 providesthe operation request signal SJ91 to the processing unit 331 in responseto the user input operation BQ81 using the push button 3801, and therebycauses the processing unit 331 to receive the operation request signalSJ91. The specific input code UW81 is selected from the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EM11, EM12,

In some embodiments, under a condition that the control signal SC81 isthe light signal SQ81, the receiving component 3372 senses the codedimage FY81 to determine a coded data DY81, and decodes the coded dataDY81 to provide the control message CG81 to the processing unit 331. Forexample, when the input unit 380 receives the user input operation BQ81,the variable physical parameter range code UN8A is equal to thedefaulted measurement value target range code EM1T. The processing unit331 obtains the measurement value target range code EM1T from thevariable physical parameter range code UN8A in response to the operationrequest signal SJ91. Under a condition that the specific input code UW81is different from the defaulted measurement value target range codeEM1T, the processing unit 331 uses the output component 338 based on acode difference DX81 between the variable physical parameter range codeUN8A, being equal to the obtained measurement value target range codeEM1T, and the specific input code UW81 to cause the variable physicalparameter QU1A to leave the physical parameter target range RD1ET toenter a specific physical parameter range RD1E5 which is included in theplurality of different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2,. . . .

For example, the push button 3801 receives the user input operationBQ81. The specific physical parameter range RD1E5 is denoted by aspecific physical parameter range code UN85. Under a condition that thespecific input code UW81 is equal to the specific physical parameterrange code UN85, the processing unit 331 causes the output component 338based on the code difference DX81 to transmit an operation signal SG82toward the physical parameter application unit 335. The operation signalSG82 is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to leave thephysical parameter target range RD1ET to enter the specific physicalparameter range RD1E5.

Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A isconfigured to be in the specific physical parameter range RD1E5 based onthe functional signal SG82, the input unit 380 receives a user inputoperation BQ8A using the push button 3801, and provides an operationrequest signal SJ9A to the processing unit 331 in response to the userinput operation BQ8A. For example, under a condition that the variablephysical parameter QU1A is in the specific physical parameter rangeRD1E5, the push button 3801 receives the user input operation BQ8A tocause the input unit 380 to receive the user input operation BQ8A. Theprocessing unit 331 causes the output component 338 to transmit anoperation signal SG8A toward the physical parameter application unit 335in response to the operation request signal SJ9A. The operation signalSG8A is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to leave thespecific physical parameter range RD1E5 to enter a specific physicalparameter range RD1EA which is included in the plurality of differentphysical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . . For example,the specific physical parameter range RD1EA is equal to the physicalparameter target range RD1ET.

The sensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameter QU1A, beingin a constraint condition FR81, to provide the sense signal SN81 to theprocessing unit 331. For example, the constraint condition FR81 is thatthe variable physical parameter QU1A is equal to a specific physicalparameter QU15 included in the rated physical parameter range RD1E. Theprocessing unit 331 estimates the specific physical parameter QU15 basedon the sense signal SN81 to obtain the measured value VN81. Because thevariable physical parameter QU1A being in the constraint condition FR81is within the physical parameter application range RD1EL, the processingunit 331 recognizes the measured value VN81 as a permissible value beingwithin the measurement value application range RN1L, thereby recognizethe mathematical relation KV81 between the measured value VN81 and themeasurement value application range RN1L as a numerical-valueintersection relation, and thereby determines the physical parameterapplication range RD1EL which the variable physical parameter QU1A iscurrently in.

In some embodiments, the sensing unit 334 is characterized based on thesensor sensibility YW81 associated with the sense signal generationHF81, and is configured to meet the sensor specification FU11. Thesensor specification FU11 includes the sensor sensibility representationGW81 used to indicate the sensor sensibility YW81, and the sensormeasurement range representation GW8R used to indicate the sensormeasurement range RB8E. For example, the rated physical parameter rangeRD1E is configured to be equal to the sensor measurement range RB8E, oris configured to be a portion of the sensor measurement range RB8E. Thesensor measurement range RB8E is associated with a physical parametersensing performed by the sensing unit 334. The sensor measurement rangerepresentation GW8R is provided based on a first defaulted measurementunit. For example, the first defaulted measurement unit is one of ametric measurement unit and a British Association measurement unit.

Each of the rated measurement value range RD1N, the rated range limitvalue pair DD1A, the measurement value application range RN1L, theapplication range limit value pair DN1L, the measurement value targetrange RN1T, the target range limit value pair DN1T, the measurementvalue target range RN1U and the plurality of different measurement valuereference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 based on one of the sensor measurementrange representation GW8R and the sensor specification FU11. Forexample, each of the rated measurement value range RD1N and the ratedrange limit value pair DD1A is defaulted in the designated measurementvalue format HH81 based on the rated physical parameter rangerepresentation GA8E, the sensor measurement range representation GW8R,the sensor sensibility representation GW81 and the data coding operationZX81. Each of the measurement value application range RN1L and theapplication range limit value pair DN1L is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 based on the physical parameterapplication range representation GA8L, the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GW8R, the sensor sensibility representation GW81 and thedata coding operation ZX82.

Each of the measurement value target range RN1T and the target rangelimit value pair DN1T is defaulted in the designated measurement valueformat HH81 based on the physical parameter candidate rangerepresentation GA8T, the sensor measurement range representation GW8R,the sensor sensibility representation GW81 and the data coding operationZX83. Each of the rated physical parameter range representation GA8E,the physical parameter application range representation GA8L, thephysical parameter representation GA8T1 and the physical parametercandidate range representation GA8T is provided based on a seconddefaulted measurement unit. For example, the second defaultedmeasurement unit is one of a metric measurement unit and a BritishAssociation measurement unit, and is equal to or different from thefirst defaulted measurement unit.

The variable physical parameter QU1A is further characterized based onthe sensor measurement range RB8E. For example, each of the sensormeasurement range representation GW8R, the rated physical parameterrange representation GA8E, the physical parameter application rangerepresentation GA8L, the physical parameter candidate rangerepresentation GA8T and the physical parameter representation GA8T1belongs to a decimal data type. Each of the measured value VN81, themeasured value VN82, the rated range limit value pair DD1A, theapplication range limit value pair DN1L, the target range limit valuepair DN1T and the handle CC1T belongs to the binary data type, and issuitable to be applied to computer processing. Each of the sensorspecification FU11 and the measurement application functionspecification GAL8 is defaulted.

In some embodiments, before the receiving unit 337 receives the controlsignal SC81, the receiving unit 337 receives a writing request messageWN8L which includes the defaulted application range limit value pairDN1L and a memory address AM8L. For example, the memory location YM8L isidentified based on the memory address AM8L; and the memory address AM8Lis defaulted based on the defaulted measurement value application rangecode EMIL. The processing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 in responseto the writing request message WN8L to store the application range limitvalue pair DN1L of the writing request message WN8L to the memorylocation YM8L.

Before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81, thereceiving unit 337 receives a writing request message WC8T whichincludes the defaulted handle CC1T and a memory address AX8T. Forexample, the memory location YX8T is identified based on the memoryaddress AX8T; and the memory address AX8T is defaulted based on thedefaulted measurement value target range code EM1T. The processing unit331 uses the storage unit 332 in response to the writing request messageWC8T to store the handle CC1T of the writing request message WC8T to thememory location YX8T.

In some embodiments, the functional device 130 is used to control thevariable physical parameter QU1A by generating an operation signal SG81.The variable physical parameter QU1A is characterized based on thephysical parameter target range RD1ET represented by the measurementvalue target range RN1T, and the physical parameter application rangeRD1EL represented by the measurement value application range RN1L. Thesensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameter QU1A to generatea sense signal SN81. Under a condition that the receiving unit 337receives a control signal SC81 serving to indicate the measurement valuetarget range RN1T, the processing unit 331 obtains a measured value VN81in response to the sense signal SN81.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the physicalparameter application range RD1EL which the variable physical parameterQU1A is currently in by checking a mathematical relation KV81 betweenthe measured value VN81 and the measurement value application rangeRN1L, the processing unit 331 determines a range relation KE8A betweenthe measurement value target range RN1T and the measurement valueapplication range RN1L based on the control signal SC81 to make areasonable decision PW81 on whether the operation signal SG81 is to begenerated by the output component 338, wherein the operation signal SG81is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to enter thephysical parameter target range RD1ET.

For example, under a condition that the processing unit 331 determinesthe physical parameter application range RD1EL which the variablephysical parameter QU1A is currently in by checking the mathematicalrelation KV81, the processing unit 331 determines a range relation KE9Abetween the physical parameter target range RD1ET and the physicalparameter application range RD1EL based on the control signal SC81 tomake the reasonable decision PW81.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the physical parameter application range RD1EL which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in, the processing unit331 checks the range relation KE8A by comparing the obtained targetrange limit value pair DN1T and the obtained application range limitvalue pair DN1L to make a logical decision PY81 on whether the obtainedtarget range limit value pair DN1T and the obtained application rangelimit value pair DN1L are equal.

Under a condition that the logical decision PY81 is negative, theprocessing unit 331 recognizes the range relation KE8A as a rangedifference relation to make the reasonable decision PW81 to be positive.Under a condition that the reasonable decision PW81 is positive, theprocessing unit 331 performs a signal generation control GY81 based onthe obtained handle CC1T to cause the output component 338 to generatean operation signal SG81, wherein the operation signal SG81 is used tocause the variable physical parameter QU1A to enter the physicalparameter target range RD1ET.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the physical parameter application range RD1EL which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in, the processing unit331 checks the range relation KE8A by comparing the obtained measurementvalue target range code EM1T and the determined measurement valueapplication range code EMIL to make a logical decision PZ81 on whetherthe obtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EMIL are equal. Under acondition that the logical decision PZ81 is negative, the processingunit 331 recognizes the range relation KE8A as a range differencerelation to make the reasonable decision PW81 to be positive.

For example, under a condition that the processing unit 331 determinesthe physical parameter application range RD1EL which the variablephysical parameter QU1A is currently in, the processing unit 331 checksthe range relation KE9A between the physical parameter target rangeRD1ET and the physical parameter application range RD by comparing theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EMIL to make the logicaldecision PZ91 on whether the physical parameter target range RD1ET andthe physical parameter application range RD1EL are equal. Under acondition that the logical decision PZ91 is negative, the processingunit 331 determines the range difference DB81 by recognizing the rangerelation KE9A as a range difference relation to make the reasonabledecision PW81 to be positive. Under a condition that the logicaldecision PZ81 is negative, the logical decision PZ91 is negative.

Under a condition that the reasonable decision PW81 is positive, theprocessing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 based on the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T to access the handle CC1Tstored at the memory location YX8T. The processing unit 331 performs asignal generation control GY81 for the measurement application functionFA81 based on the accessed handle CC1T. The output component 338performs a signal generation operation BY81 for the measurementapplication function FA81 in response to the signal generation controlGY81 to generate an operation signal SG81. The operation signal SG81 isused to control the physical parameter application unit 335 to cause thevariable physical parameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter targetrange RD1ET.

In some embodiments, the plurality of different physical parameterreference states JE11, JE12, . . . includes the specific physicalparameter state JE16. The specific physical parameter state JE16 isdenoted by a specific physical parameter state code EW16. The pluralityof different physical parameter reference state codes EW11, EW12, . . .include the specific physical parameter state code EW16. Under acondition that the processing unit 331 causes the variable physicalparameter QU1A to be in the physical parameter target state JE1U bychecking the first mathematical relation KQ81, the input unit 380receives the user input operation BQ82 using the push button 3801, andcauses the processing unit 331 to receive an operation request signalSJ92 in response to the user input operation BQ82. For example, theplurality of different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2,. . . include a specific physical parameter range RD1E6 being differentfrom the physical parameter target range RD1EU. The specific physicalparameter state JE16 is determined beforehand according to the specificphysical parameter range RD1E6.

For example, the input unit 380 provides the operation request signalSJ92 to the processing unit 331 in response to the user input operationBQ82 using the push button 3801, and thereby causes the processing unit331 to receive the operation request signal SJ92. The processing unit331 determines a specific input code UW82 in response to the operationrequest signal SJ92. For example, the specific input code UW82 isselected from the plurality of different physical parameter referencestate codes EW11, EW12, . . . . For example, the specific input codeUW82 is selected from the plurality of different measurement valuereference range codes EM11, EM12, . . . . When the input unit 380receives the user input operation BQ82, the variable physical parameterrange code UN8A is equal to the defaulted physical parameter targetstate code EW1U. The processing unit 331 obtains the physical parametertarget state code EW1U from the variable physical parameter range codeUN8A in response to the operation request signal SJ92.

In some embodiments, the specific physical parameter range RD1E6 isdenoted by a specific physical parameter range code UN86. Under acondition that the specific input code UW82 is equal to the specificphysical parameter range code UN86 and is different from the defaultedphysical parameter target state code EW1U, the processing unit 331 usesthe output component 338 to cause the output component 338 to generatethe operation signal SG87 based on a code difference DX82 between thevariable physical parameter range code UN8A, being equal to the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1U, and the specific input codeUW82. The operation signal SG87 is used to cause the variable physicalparameter QU1A to leave the physical parameter target state JE1U toenter the specific physical parameter state JE16. The output component338 transmits the operation signal SG87 toward the physical parameterapplication unit 335. The physical parameter application unit 335 causesthe variable physical parameter QU1A to leave the physical parametertarget state JE1U to enter the specific physical parameter state JE16 inresponse to the operation signal SG87.

For example, under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1Ais configured to be in the specific physical parameter range RD1E6 (orthe specific physical parameter state JE16) based on the functionalsignal SG87, the input unit 380 receives a user input operation BQ8Busing the push button 3801, and provides an operation request signalSJ9B to the processing unit 331 in response to the user input operationBQ8B. For example, under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is in the specific physical parameter range RD1E6, thepush button 3801 receives the user input operation BQ8B to cause theinput unit 380 to receive the user input operation BQ8B.

The processing unit 331 causes the output component 338 to transmit anoperation signal SG8B toward the physical parameter application unit 335in response to the operation request signal SJ9B. The operation signalSG8B is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to leave thespecific physical parameter range RD1E6 (or the specific physicalparameter state JE16) to enter a specific physical parameter range RD1EB(or a specific physical parameter state JE1B) which is included in theplurality of different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2,. . . . For example, the specific physical parameter range RD1EB isequal to the physical parameter target range RD1EU. The specificphysical parameter state JE1B is determined beforehand according to thespecific physical parameter range RD1EB.

Please refer to FIG. 22 and FIG. 23 . FIG. 22 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9031 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 23 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9032 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown inFIG. 22 and FIG. 23 , each of the implementation structure 9031 and theimplementation structure 9032 includes the control device 212 and thefunctional device 130. The functional device 130 includes the operationunit 397, the sensing unit 334, the physical parameter application unit335 and the storage unit 332. The operation unit 397 includes theprocessing unit 331, the receiving unit 337, the input unit 380 and thetransmission unit 384. The receiving unit 337 includes the receivingcomponent 3371 and the receiving component 3372. The transmission unit384 includes a transmission component 3842 and a transmission component3843. Each of the sensing unit 334, the physical parameter applicationunit 335, the storage unit 332, the receiving component 3371, thereceiving component 3372, the input unit 380, the transmission component3842 and the transmission component 3843 is coupled to the processingunit 331, and is controlled by the processing unit 331. The processingunit 331 includes the output component 338.

In some embodiments, the output component 338 is coupled to the physicalparameter application unit 335. The processing unit 331 performs thesignal generation control GY81 within the operation time TF81 based onthe obtained handle CC1T. The output component 338 performs the signalgeneration operation BY81 for the measurement application function FA81in response to the signal generation control GY81 to generate theoperation signal SG81 within the operation time TF81. For example, theoperation signal SG81 is a control signal. The output component 338transmits the operation signal SG81 to the physical parameterapplication unit 335. The physical parameter application unit 335 causesthe variable physical parameter QU1A to enter the physical parametertarget range RD1ET in response to the operation signal SG81. Forexample, the operation signal SG81 is one of a pulse width modulationsignal, an electrical level signal, a driving signal and an instructionsignal.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 checks the mathematicalrelation KV91 to determine the physical parameter target range RD1ETwhich the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently in, theprocessing unit 331 determines the positive operation report RL81, andcauses the transmission unit 384 to generate the control response signalSE81 which carries the positive operation report RL81 and the measuredvalue VN82. The control response signal SE81 is one of an electricalsignal LP81 and a light signal LQ81. The transmission component 3842 isa transmitter. The transmission component 3843 is a light emittingcomponent. For example, the transmission component 3842 and thetransmission component 3843 are two output components respectively.

For example, the processing unit 331 determines a physical parametersituation which the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently withinthe physical parameter target range RD1ET by checking the mathematicalrelation KV91, and thereby recognize a physical parameter relation KD8Tbetween the variable physical parameter QU1A and the physical parametertarget range RD1ET as a physical parameter intersection relation whichthe variable physical parameter QU1A is currently within the physicalparameter target range RD1ET. For example, the processing unit 331checks one of the physical parameter relation KD8T and the physicalparameter relation KD9T by checking the mathematical relation KV91.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the transmission component3842 is configured to generate the control response signal SE81, theprocessing unit 331 causes the transmission component 3842 to transmitthe electrical signal LP81, carrying the positive operation report RL81,toward the control device 212 based on the determined positive operationreport RL81. Under a condition that the transmission component 3843 isconfigured to generate the control response signal SE81, the processingunit 331 h causes the transmission component 3843 to generate the lightsignal LQ81, carrying the positive operation report RL81, based on thedetermined positive operation report RL81, thereby the control device212 receives the generated light signal LQ81 from the transmissioncomponent 3843. For example, the light emitting component is a displaycomponent. The light signal LQ81 carries a coded image FZ81 representingthe positive operation report RL81. For example, the coded image FZ81 isa bar code image. For example, the electrical signal LP81 is a radiosignal. The light signal LQ81 is an infrared signal.

For example, the control device 212 is identified by a control deviceidentifier HA0T. The control signal SC81 further carries the controldevice identifier HA0T. The processing unit 331 obtains the controldevice identifier HA0T from the control signal SC81 in response to thecontrol signal SC81, and causes the transmission component 3842 totransmit the electrical signal LP81, carrying the positive operationreport RL81, toward the control device 212 based on the obtained controldevice identifier HA0T and the determined positive operation reportRL81.

In some embodiments, the operation unit 297 of the control device 212 isconfigured to wiredly or wirelessly communicate with the operation unit397; therefore, the operation unit 297 is configured to wiredly orwirelessly transmit the control signal SC81 toward the operation unit397. For example, the receiving unit 337 wiredly or wirelessly receivesthe control signal SC81 from the control device 212. The control signalSC81 is one of the electrical signal SP81 and the light signal SQ81. Thereceiving component 3371 is a receiver, and receives the electricalsignal SP81 from the control device 212 under a condition that thecontrol signal SC81 is the electrical signal SP81. The receivingcomponent 3372 is a reader, and receives the light signal SQ81, carryingthe coded image FY81, from the control device 212 under a condition thatthe control signal SC81 is the light signal SQ81. For example, the codedimage FY81 is a bar code image. For example, the electrical signal SP81is a radio signal. The light signal SQ81 is an infrared signal.

The physical parameter application unit 335 has the variable physicalparameter QU1A. The receiving unit 337 further includes a receivingcomponent 3374. The receiving component 3374 is coupled to theprocessing unit 331, is controlled by the processing unit 331, andreceives a physical parameter signal SB81 from the control device 212under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A is to beprovided by means of the control device 212. The physical parameterapplication unit 335 receives the physical parameter signal SB81 fromthe receiving component 3374. The processing unit 331 causes thephysical parameter application unit 335 by using the output component338 to use the physical parameter signal SB81 to form the variablephysical parameter QU1A which is determined according to the physicalparameter signal SB81. For example, the receiving component 3374 is areceiver. The control device 212 wiredly or wirelessly transmits thephysical parameter signal SB81 to the receiving component 3374. Forexample, the receiving component 3371, the receiving component 3372 andthe receiving component 3374 are three input components respectively.

The physical parameter target range RD1ET has a defaulted physicalparameter target range limit ZD1T1 and a defaulted physical parametertarget range limit ZD1T2 being opposite to the defaulted physicalparameter target range limit ZD1T1. The target range limit value pairDN1T includes a target range limit value DN17 of the measurement valuetarget range RN1T and a target range limit value DN18 being opposite tothe target range limit value DN17. The defaulted physical parametertarget range limit ZD1T1 is denoted by the target range limit valueDN17. The defaulted physical parameter target range limit ZD1T2 isdenoted by the target range limit value DN18.

The physical parameter application range RD1EL has a defaulted physicalparameter application range limit ZD1L1 and a defaulted physicalparameter application range limit ZD1L2 being opposite to the defaultedphysical parameter application range limit ZD1L1. The defaulted physicalparameter application range limit ZD1L1 is denoted by the applicationrange limit value DN15. The defaulted physical parameter applicationrange limit ZD1L2 is denoted by the application range limit value DN16.

In some embodiments, the trigger event EQ81 is a state change event. Thecontrol device 212 includes an operation unit 297 and a state-changedetector 475 coupled to the operation unit 297. For example, thestate-change detector 475 is one of a limit detector and an edgedetector. The limit detector is a limit switch 485. The state-changedetector 475 is configured to detect a characteristic physical parameterarrival ZL82 associated with a defaulted characteristic physicalparameter UL81. For example, the defaulted characteristic physicalparameter UL81 is a defaulted limit location. The characteristicphysical parameter arrival ZL82 is a limit location arrival.

The physical parameter application unit 335 includes a physicalparameter application area AJ11. The physical parameter application areaAJ11 has a variable physical parameter QG1A. The variable physicalparameter QG1A is dependent on the variable physical parameter QU1A, andis characterized based on the defaulted characteristic physicalparameter UL81. For example, the physical parameter application areaAJ11 is one selected from a group consisting of a load area, a displayarea, a sensing area, a power supply area and an environment area. Thedefaulted characteristic physical parameter UL81 is associated with thevariable physical parameter QU1A.

Before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81, thereceiving unit 337 receives a control signal SC80 from the operationunit 297. The processing unit 331 performs a signal generation controlGY80 used to control the output component 338 in response to thereceived control signal SC80. The output component 338 generates anoperation signal SG80 used to control the variable physical parameterQU1A in response to the signal generation control GY80. The physicalparameter application unit 335 receives the operation signal SG80 fromthe output component 338, and performs the specific functional operationZH81 associated with the variable physical parameter QU1A in response tothe received operation signal SG80. The specific functional operationZH81 is used to control the variable physical parameter QG1A, and causesthe trigger event EQ81 to occur by changing the variable physicalparameter QG1A. The variable physical parameter QG1A is configured to bein a variable physical state XA8A. For example, the operation unit 397is controlled by the control device 212 to cause the physical parameterapplication unit 335 to perform the specific functional operation ZH81.The state-change detector 475 generates a trigger signal SX8A inresponse to the specific functional operation ZH81.

Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A is withinthe specific physical parameter range RD1E4, the specific functionaloperation ZH81 causes the variable physical parameter QG1A to arrive thedefaulted characteristic physical parameter UL81 to form thecharacteristic physical parameter arrival ZL82, and changes the variablephysical state XA8A from a non-characteristic physical parameter arrivalstate XA81 to a practical characteristic physical parameter arrivalstate XA82 by forming the characteristic physical parameter arrivalZL82. The state-change detector 475 generates the trigger signal SX8A inresponse to the characteristic physical parameter arrival ZL82. Forexample, the practical characteristic physical parameter arrival stateXA82 is characterized based on the defaulted characteristic physicalparameter UL81. The state-change detector 475 generates the triggersignal SX8A in response to a state change event that the variablephysical parameter QG1A is changed from the non-characteristic physicalparameter arrival state XA81 to the practical characteristic physicalparameter arrival state XA82.

For example, the state-change detector 475 is a trigger applicationunit. The trigger event EQ81 is the state change event that the variablephysical parameter QG1A enters the practical characteristic physicalparameter arrival state XA82. The operation unit 297 receives thetrigger signal SX8A, and generates the control signal SC81 in responseto the received trigger signal SX8A. For example, under a condition thatthe state-change detector 475 is the limit switch 485, thecharacteristic physical parameter arrival ZL82 is a limit locationarrival that the variable physical parameter QG1A being equal to avariable spatial location arrives the defaulted characteristic physicalparameter UL81 being equal to a defaulted limit location. The triggersignal SX8A is an operation request signal.

For example, the operation unit 297 obtains a control application codeUA8T including at least one of the target range limit value pair DN1Tand the measurement value target range code EM1T in response to thereceived trigger signal SX8A, and generates the control signal SC81carrying at least one of the target range limit value pair DN1T and themeasurement value target range code EM1T based on the controlapplication code UA8T. For example, the physical parameter applicationunit 335 forms the variable physical parameter QG1A in the physicalparameter application area AJ11 by performing the specific functionaloperation ZH81 which is caused based on the variable physical parameterQU1A. Under a condition that the physical parameter application areaAJ11 is coupled to the state-change detector 475, the state-changedetector 475 detects the characteristic physical parameter arrival ZL82.

In some embodiments, the variable physical parameter QU1A is oneselected from a group consisting of a first variable electricalparameter, a first variable mechanics parameter, a first variableoptical parameter, a first variable temperature, a first variableelectrical voltage, a first variable electrical current, a firstvariable electrical power, a first variable electrical resistance, afirst variable electrical capacitance, a first variable electricalinductance, a first variable frequency, a first clock time, a firstvariable time length, a first variable luminance, a first variableluminous intensity, a first variable sound volume, a first variable dataflow, a first variable amplitude, a first variable spatial location, afirst variable displacement, a first variable sequence position, a firstvariable angle, a first variable spatial length, a first variabledistance, a first variable translational velocity, a first variableangular velocity, a first variable acceleration, a first variable force,a first variable pressure and a first variable mechanical power.

The operation unit 397 is configured to perform the measurementapplication function FA81 associated with the variable physicalparameter QU1A by means of the control signal SC81. The functionaldevice 130 is one selected from a plurality of application devices. Themeasurement application function FA81 is one selected from a pluralityof specific control functions, wherein the plurality of specific controlfunctions include a light control function, a force control function, anelectricity control function, a magnetic control function and anycombination thereof. The plurality of application devices include acontrol target device, a relay, a control switch device, a motor, anilluminating device, a door, a vending machine, an energy converter, aload device, a timing device, a toy, an electric appliance, a printingdevice, a display apparatus, a mobile device, a loudspeaker and anycombination thereof.

The physical parameter application unit 335 is one selected from aplurality of application targets, and is configured to perform aspecific application function. The specific application function is oneselected from a plurality of physical parameter application functions,wherein the plurality of physical parameter application functionsinclude a light-using function, a force-using function, anelectricity-using function, a magnetism-using function and anycombination thereof. The plurality of application targets include anelectronic component, an actuator, a resistor, a capacitor, an inductor,a relay, a control switch, a transistor, a motor, an illuminating unit,an energy conversion unit, a load unit, a timing unit, a printing unit,a display target, a loudspeaker and any combination thereof. Forexample, the physical parameter application unit 335 is a physicallyrealizable functional unit.

For example, the variable physical parameter QU1A and the variablephysical parameter QG1A respectively belong to a physical parameter typeTU11 and a physical parameter type TU1G. The physical parameter typeTU11 is equal to or different from the physical parameter type TU1G. Thedefaulted characteristic physical parameter UL81 belongs to the physicalparameter type TU1G. The physical parameter application unit 335 furtherincludes a physical parameter formation area AU11 which has the variablephysical parameter QU1A. The physical parameter application area AJ11 iscoupled to the physical parameter formation area AU11. For example, thespecific functional operation ZH81 is used to drive the physicalparameter application area AJ11 to form the characteristic physicalparameter arrival ZL82. For example, the physical parameter formationarea AU11 is one selected from a group consisting of a load area, adisplay area, a sensing area, a power supply area and an environmentarea. For example, the physical parameter type TU11 is different from atime type.

The variable physical parameter QG1A is one selected from a groupconsisting of a variable electrical parameter, a variable mechanicsparameter, a variable optical parameter, a variable temperature, avariable electrical voltage, a variable electrical current, a variableelectrical power, a variable electrical resistance, a variableelectrical capacitance, a variable electrical inductance, a variablefrequency, a clock time, a variable time length, a variable luminance, avariable luminous intensity, a variable sound volume, a variable dataflow, a variable amplitude, a variable spatial location, a variabledisplacement, a variable sequence position, a variable angle, a variablespatial length, a variable distance, a variable translational velocity,a variable angular velocity, a variable acceleration, a variable force,a variable pressure and a variable mechanical power. For example, thevariable physical parameter QU1A is equal to or different from thevariable physical parameter QG1A.

Please refer to FIG. 24 , FIG. 25 and FIG. 26 . FIG. 24 is a schematicdiagram showing an implementation structure 9033 of the control system901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 25 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9034 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 26 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure9035 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 24 ,FIG. 25 and FIG. 26 , each of the implementation structure 9033, theimplementation structure 9034 and the implementation structure 9035includes the control device 212 and the functional device 130. Thefunctional device 130 includes the operation unit 397, the sensing unit334, the physical parameter application unit 335 and the storage unit332. The operation unit 397 includes the processing unit 331, thereceiving unit 337, the display unit 382 and the transmission unit 384.Each of the receiving unit 337, the display unit 382, the transmissionunit 384, the sensing unit 334, the physical parameter application unit335 and the storage unit 332 is controlled by the processing unit 331.

In some embodiments, the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physicalparameter QU1A to generate the sense signal SN81. For example, under acondition that the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81,the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameter QU1A togenerate the sense signal SN81. After the processing unit 331 uses theoutput component 338 to generate the operation signal SG81 within theoperation time TF81 by performing the signal generation control GY81,the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameter QU1A togenerate the sense signal SN82. For example, the sensing unit 334 is oneselected from a group consisting of a time sensing unit, anelectrical-parameter sensing unit, a mechanics-parameter sensing unit,an optical-parameter sensing unit, a temperature sensing unit, a wetnesssensing unit, a motion sensing unit and a magnetic-parameter sensingunit.

The sensing unit 334 includes a sensing component 3341 coupled to theprocessing unit 331, and uses the sensing component 3341 to generate thesense signal SN81 and the sense signal SN82. The sensing component 3341belongs to a sensor type 7341, and is one selected from a firstplurality of application sensors. The first plurality of applicationsensors includes a first electrical-voltage sensor, a firstelectrical-current sensor, a first electrical-resistance sensor, a firstelectrical-capacitance sensor, a first electrical-inductance sensor, afirst accelerometer, a first gyroscope, a first pressure transducer, afirst strain gauge, a first timer, a first light detector, a firsttemperature sensor and a first wetness sensor. For example, the sensingcomponent 3341 generates a sense signal component SN811. The sensesignal SN81 includes the sense signal component SN811.

The sensing unit 334 further includes a sensing component 3342 coupledto the processing unit 331, and uses the sensing component 3342 togenerate the sense signal SN81 and the sense signal SN82. The sensingcomponent 3342 belongs to a sensor type 7342, and is one selected from asecond plurality of application sensors. The sensor type 7342 isdifferent from or independent of the sensor type 7341. The secondplurality of application sensors include a second electrical-voltagesensor, a second electrical-current sensor, a secondelectrical-resistance sensor, a second electrical-capacitance sensor, asecond electrical-inductance sensor, a second accelerometer, a secondgyroscope, a second pressure transducer, a second strain gauge, a secondtimer, a second light detector, a second temperature sensor and a secondwetness sensor.

For example, the sensing component 3342 generates a sense signalcomponent SN812. The sense signal SN81 further includes the sense signalcomponent SN812. For example, the sensing unit 334 belongs to a sensortype 734. The sensor type 734 is associated with the sensor type 7341and the sensor type 7342. For example, the sensing unit 334, the sensingcomponent 3341 and the sensing component 3342 are an electrical-powersensing unit, an electrical-voltage sensor and an electrical-currentsensor respectively. For example, the sensing unit 334, the sensingcomponent 3341 and the sensing component 3342 are an inertia measurementunit, an accelerometer and a gyroscope respectively.

In some embodiments, the variable physical parameter QU1A is dependenton a variable physical parameter JA1A and a variable physical parameterJB1A being different from the variable physical parameter JA1A. Forexample, the variable physical parameter QU1A, the variable physicalparameter JA1A and the variable physical parameter JB1A are a variableelectrical power, a variable electrical voltage and a variableelectrical current respectively, and respectively belong to a firstphysical parameter type, a second physical parameter type and a thirdphysical parameter type. The second physical parameter type is differentfrom or independent of the third physical parameter type. The firstphysical parameter type is dependent on the second physical parametertype and the third physical parameter type. The sensing component 3341senses the variable physical parameter JA1A to generate the sense signalcomponent SN811. The sensing component 3342 senses the variable physicalparameter JB1A to generate the sense signal component SN812.

The processing unit 331 receives the sense signal component SN811 andthe sense signal component SN812. Under a condition that the receivingunit 337 receives the control signal SC81, the processing unit 331obtains the measured value VN81 in response to the sense signalcomponent SN811 and the sense signal component SN812. For example, theprocessing unit 331 obtains a measured value VN811 in response to thesense signal component SN811, obtains a measured value VN812 in responseto the sense signal component SN812, and obtains the measured value VN81by performing a scientific calculation MY81 using the measured valueVN811 and the measured value VN812. The scientific calculation MY81 isformulated beforehand based on the first physical parameter type, thesecond physical parameter type and the third physical parameter type.

Each of the variable physical parameter JA1A and the variable physicalparameter JB1A is one selected from a group consisting of a variableelectrical parameter, a variable mechanics parameter, a variable opticalparameter, a variable temperature, a variable electrical voltage, avariable electrical current, a variable electrical power, a variableelectrical resistance, a variable electrical capacitance, a variableelectrical inductance, a variable frequency, a clock time, a variabletime length, a variable luminance, a variable luminous intensity, avariable sound volume, a variable data flow, a variable amplitude, avariable spatial location, a variable displacement, a variable sequenceposition, a variable angle, a variable spatial length, a variabledistance, a variable translational velocity, a variable angularvelocity, a variable acceleration, a variable force, a variable pressureand a variable mechanical power.

In some embodiments, the sensing unit 334 is configured to meet thesensor specification FU11. The sensing unit 334 generates the sensesignal SN81 by performing the sense signal generation HF81 beingdependent on the sensor sensibility YW81. The physical parameterapplication unit 335 includes the physical parameter formation area AU11which has the variable physical parameter QU1A. Under a condition thatthe receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81 and the variablephysical parameter QU1A exists in the physical parameter formation areaAU11, the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameter QU1Ato generate the sense signal SN81. For example, the sensing unit 334 iscoupled to the physical parameter formation area AU11, or is located inthe physical parameter formation area AU11. The processing unit 331receives the sense signal SN81, and obtains the measured value VN81 inthe designated measurement value format HH81 by processing the receivedsense signal SN81.

The processing unit 331 performs a check operation BV81 used to checkthe mathematical relation KV81 between the measured value VN81 and themeasurement value application range RN1L by comparing the measured valueVN81 and the obtained application range limit value pair DN1L, and makesthe logical decision PB81 based on the check operation BV81. In someembodiments, the processing unit 331 processes the received sense signalSN81 to obtain a measurement value sequence JN81 which includes themeasured value VN81. The processing unit 331 performs a check operationBV85 used to check a mathematical relation KV85 between the measurementvalue sequence JN81 and the measurement value application range RN1L bycomparing the measurement value sequence JN81 and the obtainedapplication range limit value pair DN1L. The processing unit 331 makesthe logical decision PB81 based on the check operation BV85. Forexample, the check operation BV85 includes the check operation BV81.

For example, under a condition that the processing unit 331 recognizesthe measured value VN81 as a permissible value VG81 being within themeasurement value application range RN1L based on the data comparisonCD81, the processing unit 331 makes the logical decision PB81 to bepositive. Alternatively, under a condition that the processing unit 331recognizes the mathematical relation KV81 as a numerical-valueintersection relation KW81, the processing unit 331 makes the logicaldecision PB81 to be positive.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 obtains the measurementvalue target range code EM1T from the control signal SC81 in response tothe control signal SC81. The processing unit 331 performs a verificationoperation ZU81 associated with the variable physical parameter QU1Awithin the designated time TG82 being later than the operation timeTF81. Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines thephysical parameter target range RD1ET which the variable physicalparameter QU1A enters based on the verification operation ZU81, theprocessing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 to assign the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T to the variable physicalparameter range code UN8A. For example, the verification operation ZU81obtains the measured value VN82 in the designated measurement valueformat HH81 within the designated time TG82 being later than theoperation time TF81 in response to the sense signal SN82.

The verification operation ZU81 obtains the target range limit valuepair DN1T based on the obtained measurement value target range codeEM1T, and checks the mathematical relation KV91 between the measuredvalue VN82 and the measurement value target range RN1T by comparing themeasured value VN82 and the obtained target range limit value pair DN1Tto make the logical decision PB91 on whether the measured value VN82 iswithin the measurement value target range RN1T. Under a condition thatthe logical decision PB91 is positive, the verification operation ZU81determines the physical parameter target range RD1ET which the variablephysical parameter QU1A is currently in, or determines the physicalparameter target range RD1ET which the variable physical parameter QU1Aenters.

Under a condition that the specific measurement value range code EM14 isdifferent from the obtained measurement value target range code EM1T andthe processing unit 331 determines the physical parameter target rangeRD1ET which the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently in basedon the verification operation ZU81, the processing unit 331 uses thestorage unit 332 to assign the obtained measurement value target rangecode EM1T to the variable physical parameter range code UN8A based onthe code difference DF81 between the variable physical parameter rangecode UN8A, being equal to the specific measurement value range codeEM14, and the obtained measurement value target range code EM1T.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331determines within the designated time TG82 the physical parameter targetrange RD1ET which the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently inbased on the verification operation ZU81, the processing unit 331performs a data comparison CE8T between the variable physical parameterrange code UN8A, being equal to the specific measurement value rangecode EM14, and the obtained measurement value target range code EM1T.Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the codedifference DF81 between the variable physical parameter range code UN8A,being equal to the specific measurement value range code EM14, and theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T based on the datacomparison CE8T, the processing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 toassign the obtained measurement value target range code EM1T to thevariable physical parameter range code UN8A.

For example, under a condition that the processing unit 331 determinesthe code difference DF81 based on the data comparison CE8T, theprocessing unit 331 performs the data storage control operation GU81,wherein the data storage control operation GU81 is used to cause thephysical parameter target range code UN8T, denoting the determinedphysical parameter target range RD1ET, to be recorded by the storageunit 332. For example, the physical parameter target range code UN8T isequal to the obtained measurement value target range code EM1T. The datastorage control operation GU81 uses the storage unit 332 to assign theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T to the variablephysical parameter range code UN8A.

When the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81, thedisplay unit 382 displays the state indication LB81. For example, thestate indication LB81 is used to indicate the specific state XJ81 thatthe variable physical parameter QU1A is configured to be within thespecific physical parameter range RD1E4. Before the receiving unit 337receives the control signal SC81, the processing unit 331 is configuredto obtain the specific measurement value range code EM14, and causes thedisplay unit 382 to display the state indication LB81 based on theobtained specific measurement value range code EM14.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the codedifference DF81 based on the data comparison CE8T, the processing unit331 causes the display unit 382 to change the state indication LB81 tothe state indication LB82 based on the obtained measurement value targetrange code EM1T. For example, the state indication LB82 is used toindicate the specific state XJ82 that the variable physical parameterQU1A is currently within the physical parameter target range RD1ET.

In some embodiments, each of the physical parameter target range RD1ETand the physical parameter application range RD1EL is included in theplurality of different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2,. . . . The physical parameter target range RD1ET is equal to ordifferent from the physical parameter application range RD1EL. Thevariable physical parameter QU1A is further characterized based on aphysical parameter candidate range RD1E2. The physical parametercandidate range RD1E2 is different from the physical parameterapplication range RD1EL, and is equal to or different from the physicalparameter target range RD1ET. For example, the physical parameterapplication range RD1EL is a physical parameter candidate range.

The physical parameter target range RD1ET is configured to correspond toa corresponding physical parameter range RY1ET. The rated physicalparameter range RD1E is equal to a range combination of the physicalparameter target range RD1ET and the corresponding physical parameterrange RY1ET, and includes the physical parameter application range RD1ELand the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2. The measurement valuetarget range RN1T is configured to correspond to a correspondingmeasurement value range RX1T. The rated measurement value range RD1N isequal to a range combination of the measurement value target range RN1Tand the corresponding measurement value range RX1T. The correspondingphysical parameter range RY1ET is represented by the correspondingmeasurement value range RX1T. For example, the corresponding measurementvalue range RX1T is defaulted in the designated measurement value formatHH81 based on one of the sensor measurement range representation GW8Rand the sensor specification FU11.

Each of the measurement value target range RN1T and the measurementvalue application range RN1L is included in the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . . The measurementvalue target range RN1T is equal to or different from the measurementvalue application range RN1L. The physical parameter candidate rangeRD1E2 is represented by a measurement value candidate range RN12. Themeasurement value candidate range RN12 is different from the measurementvalue application range RN1L, and is equal to or different from themeasurement value target range RN1T. The rated measurement value rangeRD1N includes the measurement value application range RN1L and themeasurement value candidate range RN12. For example, the measurementvalue candidate range RN12 is defaulted based on the physical parametercandidate range RD1E2 and the rated measurement value range RD1N. Themeasurement value application range RN1L is a measurement valuecandidate range. The rated measurement value range RD1N is defaulted inthe designated measurement value format HH81 based on the rated physicalparameter range representation GA8E, the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GW8R and the rated physical parameter rangerepresentation GA8E.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter application range RD1EL isseparate from or adjacent to the physical parameter candidate rangeRD1E2. Under a condition that the physical parameter application rangeRD1EL is separate from the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2, themeasurement value application range RN1L is separate from themeasurement value candidate range RN12. Under a condition that thephysical parameter application range RD is adjacent to the physicalparameter candidate range RD1E2, the measurement value application rangeRN1L is adjacent to the measurement value candidate range RN12. Theplurality of different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2,. . . include the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2, arerespectively represented by the plurality of different measurement valuereference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . , and are respectively denoted by aplurality of physical parameter reference range codes.

The measurement value candidate range RN12 is denoted by a measurementvalue candidate range code EM12, and has a candidate range limit valuepair DN1B, thereby the measurement value candidate range code EM12 isconfigured to indicate the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2. Forexample, the candidate range limit value pair DN1B includes a candidaterange limit value DN13 and a candidate range limit value DN14 beingopposite to the candidate range limit value DN13. Each of themeasurement value candidate range code EM12 and the candidate rangelimit value pair DN1B is defaulted. The plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EM11, EM12, . . . include thedefaulted measurement value candidate range code EM12. The plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . includethe measurement value candidate range RN12, and are respectively denotedby the plurality of different measurement value reference range codesEM11, EM12, . . . . For example, the plurality of physical parameterreference range codes are configured to be equal to the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference range codes EM11, EM12, . . .respectively.

For example, the measurement application function specification GAL8further includes a physical parameter candidate range representationGA82 which is used to indicate the physical parameter candidate rangeRD1E2. Each of the measurement value candidate range RN12 and thecandidate range limit value pair DN1B is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 based on the sensor specification FU11.For example, each of the measurement value candidate range RN12 and thecandidate range limit value pair DN1B is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81 based on the physical parameter candidaterange representation GA82, the sensor measurement range representationGW8R, the sensor sensibility representation GW81, and a data codingoperation ZX84 used to convert the physical parameter candidate rangerepresentation GA82.

In some embodiments, the measurement application function specificationGAL8 is used to indicate the rated physical parameter range RD1E and theplurality of different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2,. . . . Each of the rated measurement value range RD1N, the rated rangelimit value pair DD1A, the plurality of different measurement valuereference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . , and the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EM11, EM12, . . . is defaultedbased on the measurement application function specification GAL8. Themeasurement application function FA81 is selected from a plurality ofdifferent physical parameter control action functions. The storage unit332 stores the measurement application function specification GAL8.

The processing unit 331 sets the rated range limit value pair DD1A, theapplication range limit value pair DN1L, the target range limit valuepair DN1T, the candidate range limit value pair DN1B, . . . beforehandaccording to the measurement application function specification GAL8.The sense signal SN81 includes sense data. For example, the sense databelong to the binary data type. The processing unit 331 obtains themeasured value VN81 in the designated measurement value format HH81based on the sense data.

In some embodiments, the operation unit 397 is configured to perform themeasurement application function FA81 by means of the control signalSC81. The processing unit 331 makes the logical decision PB81 on whetherthe measured value VN81 is within the measurement value applicationrange RN1L based on the check operation BV81 for the measurementapplication function FA81. Under a condition that the logical decisionPB81 is positive, the processing unit 331 checks the range relation KE8Ato make the reasonable decision PW81 by comparing the obtained targetrange limit value pair DN1T and the obtained application range limitvalue pair DN1L.

For example, under a condition that the reasonable decision PW81 ispositive, the processing unit 331 performs the signal generation controlGY81 based on the obtained handle CC1T to cause the output component 338to generate the operation signal SG81, wherein the operation signal SG81is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to enter thephysical parameter target range RD1ET. Under a condition that thelogical decision PB81 is negative, the processing unit 331 determinesthe measurement value candidate range code EM12, selected from theplurality of different measurement value reference range codes EM11,EM12, . . . , by performing a scientific calculation MR82 using thedetermined measurement value application range code EMIL in order toselect the measurement value candidate range RN12 from the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference ranges RN11, RN12,

The processing unit 331 obtains the candidate range limit value pairDN1B based on the determined measurement value candidate range codeEM12, and checks a mathematical relation KV82 between the measured valueVN81 and the selected measurement value candidate range RN12 based on adata comparison CD82 between the measured value VN81 and the obtainedcandidate range limit value pair DN1B to make a logical decision PB82 onwhether the measured value VN81 is within the selected measurement valuecandidate range RN12. Under a condition that the logical decision PB82is positive, the processing unit 331 determines the physical parametercandidate range RD1E2 which the variable physical parameter QU1A iscurrently in.

Under a condition that the logical decision PB82 is positive, theprocessing unit 331 checks a range relation KE8B between the measurementvalue target range RN1T and selected the measurement value candidaterange RN12 by comparing the obtained measurement value target range codeEM1T and the determined measurement value candidate range code EM12 tomake a logical decision PZ82 on whether the obtained measurement valuetarget range code EM1T and the determined measurement value candidaterange code EM12 are equal. Under a condition that the logical decisionPZ82 is negative, the processing unit 331 uses the output component 338to generate the operation signal SG81, wherein the operation signal SG81is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to enter thephysical parameter target range RD1ET.

For example, under a condition that the logical decision PB82 ispositive, the processing unit 331 checks a range relation KE9B betweenthe physical parameter target range RD1ET and the selected physicalparameter candidate range RD1E2 by comparing the obtained measurementvalue target range code EM1T and the determined measurement valuecandidate range code EM12 to make a logical decision PZ92 on whether thephysical parameter target range RD1ET and the selected physicalparameter candidate range RD1E2 are equal. Under a condition that thelogical decision PZ92 is negative, the processing unit 331 uses theoutput component 338 by recognizing the range relation KE9B as a rangedifference relation to generate the operation signal SG81 which is usedto cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to enter the physicalparameter target range RD1ET. Under a condition that the logicaldecision PZ82 is negative, the logical decision PZ92 is negative.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is configured to be within the physical parameter targetrange RD1ET based on the control signal SC81, the input unit 380receives the user input operation BQ81, and provides an input data DH81to the processing unit 331 in response to the user input operation BQ81.The processing unit 331 performs a data coding operation EA81 on theinput data DH81 to determine the specific input code UW81. Theprocessing unit 331 performs a check operation ZP81 for the measurementapplication function FA81 in response to determining the specific inputcode UW81 to decide whether the determined specific input code UW81 isequal to the variable physical parameter range code UN8A.

For example, under a condition that the processing unit 331 determinesthe specific input code UW81, the processing unit 331 reads the variablephysical parameter range code UN8A being equal to the measurement valuetarget range code EM1T by using the storage unit 332, and performs thecheck operation ZP81 used to check an arithmetic relation KP81 betweenthe determined specific input code UW81 and the read measurement valuetarget range code EM1T. The check operation ZP81 is configured tocompare the determined specific input code UW81 and the read measurementvalue target range code EM1T by performing a data comparison CE81 forthe measurement application function FA81 to decide whether thedetermined specific input code UW81 and the read measurement valuetarget range code EM1T are different.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the codedifference DX81 between the determined specific input code UW81 and thevariable physical parameter range code UN8A, being equal to the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T, by performing the datacomparison CE81, the processing unit 331 causes the output component 338to perform a signal generation operation BY82 for the measurementapplication function FA81 to generate an operation signal SG82. Forexample, the operation signal SG82 is one of a functional signal and acontrol signal. The output component 338 transmits the operation signalSG82 to the physical parameter application unit 335.

The physical parameter application unit 335 causes the variable physicalparameter QU1A to enter the corresponding physical parameter range RY1ETfrom the physical parameter target range RD1ET in response to theoperation signal SG82. For example, the operation signal SG82 is oneselected from a group consisting of a pulse width modulation signal, anelectrical level signal, a driving signal and an instruction signal. Forexample, the physical parameter application unit 335 causes the variablephysical parameter QU1A in response to the operation signal SG82 toleave the physical parameter target range RD1ET to enter the specificphysical parameter range RD1E5 which is included in the plurality ofdifferent physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . .

For example, the plurality of different measurement value referencerange codes EM11, EM12, . . . include a specific measurement value rangecode EM15 being different from the measurement value target range codeEM1T. The specific measurement value range code EM15 is configured toindicate the specific physical parameter range RD1E5. Under a conditionthat the determined specific input code UW81 is equal to the specificmeasurement value range code EM15 to cause the determined specific inputcode UW81 and the variable physical parameter range code UN8A, beingequal to the obtained measurement value target range code EM1T, to havethe code difference DX81 therebetween, the processing unit 331determines the code difference DX81 by performing the data comparisonCE81, and uses the output component 338 to generate the operation signalSG82 in response to determining the code difference DX81. The physicalparameter application unit 335 causes the variable physical parameterQU1A in response to the operation signal SG82 to leave the physicalparameter target range RD1ET to enter the specific physical parameterrange RD1E5 included in the corresponding physical parameter rangeRY1ET.

For example, after the processing unit 331 causes the output component338 to perform the signal generation operation BY82, the processing unit331 performs a verification operation associated with the variablephysical parameter QU1A within a designated time. Under a condition thatthe processing unit 331 determines the specific physical parameter rangeRD1E5 which the variable physical parameter QU1A enters based on theverification operation, the processing unit 331 assigns the determinedspecific input code UW81, being equal to the specific measurement valuerange code EM15, to the variable physical parameter range code UN8A. Forexample, the specific physical parameter range RD1E5 is equal to one ofthe physical parameter application range RD1EL and the physicalparameter target range RD1EU.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331causes the variable physical parameter QU1A to be in the physicalparameter target state JE1U by checking the first mathematical relationKQ81 the input unit 380 receives the user input operation BQ82, andprovides an input data DH82 to the processing unit 331 in response tothe user input operation BQ82. The processing unit 331 performs a datacoding operation EA82 on the input data DH82 to determine the specificinput code UW82.

Please refer to FIG. 27 , FIG. 28 and FIG. 29 . FIG. 27 is a schematicdiagram showing an implementation structure 9036 of the control system901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 28 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9037 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 29 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure9038 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 27 ,FIG. 28 and FIG. 29 , each of the implementation structure 9036, theimplementation structure 9037 and the implementation structure 9038includes the control device 212 and the functional device 130. Thefunctional device 130 includes the operation unit 397, the sensing unit334, the physical parameter application unit 335 and the storage unit332. The operation unit 397 includes the processing unit 331, thereceiving unit 337 and the transmission unit 384.

In some embodiments, the storage unit 332 has the memory location YM8L,and stores the application range limit value pair DN1L at the memorylocation YM8L. The memory location YM8L is identified based on thedefaulted measurement value application range code EM1L. For example,the memory location YM8L is identified based on the memory address AM8L,or is identified by the memory address AM8L.

The storage unit 332 has the memory location YM8T and the memorylocation YX8T being different from the memory location YM8T, stores thetarget range limit value pair DN1T at the memory location YM8T, andstores the handle CC1T at the memory location YX8T. For example, each ofthe memory location YM8T and the memory location YX8T is identifiedbased on the defaulted measurement value target range code EM1T. Thehandle CC1T is defaulted based on the designated physical parameter QD1Tbeing within the physical parameter target range RD1ET. The memorylocation YM8T is identified based on a memory address AM8T, or isidentified by the memory address AM8T. The memory location YX8T isidentified based on the memory address AX8T, or is identified by thememory address AX8T. The memory location YM8L is different from thememory location YX8T.

The storage unit 332 further has a memory location YM82 and a memorylocation YX82 being different from the memory location YM82, stores thecandidate range limit value pair DN1B at the memory location YM82, andstores a handle CC12 at the memory location YX82. For example, each ofthe memory location YM82 and the memory location YX82 is identifiedbased on the defaulted measurement value candidate range code EM12. Thehandle CC12 is defaulted based on a designated physical parameter QD12being within the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2.

For example, the measurement application function specification GAL8includes a physical parameter representation GA812, wherein the physicalparameter representation GA812 is used to indicate the designatedphysical parameter QD12 being within the physical parameter target rangeRD1E2. The handle CC12 is defaulted based on the physical parameterrepresentation GA812 and a data coding operation ZX92 used to convertthe physical parameter representation GA812. The memory location YM82 isidentified based on the memory address AM82, or is identified by thememory address AM82. The memory location YX82 is identified based on thememory address AX82, or is identified by the memory address AX82.

For example, the storage unit 332 further has a memory location YX8L,and stores a handle CC1L at the memory location YX8L. The memorylocation YX8L is identified based on a memory address AX8L, or isidentified by the memory address AX8L. The handle CC1L is defaultedbased on a designated physical parameter QD1L being within the physicalparameter application range RD1EL.

In some embodiments, each of the application range limit value pairDN1L, the target range limit value pair DN1T and the candidate rangelimit value pair DN1B belongs to a measurement range limit data codetype TN81. The measurement range limit data code type TN81 is identifiedby a measurement range limit data code type identifier HN81. Each of thehandle CC1T and the handle CC12 belongs to a handle type TC81. Thehandle type TC81 is identified by a handle type identifier HC81. Each ofthe measurement range limit data code type identifier HN81 and thehandle type identifier HC81 is defaulted.

The memory address AM8L is defaulted based on the defaulted measurementvalue application range code EMIL and the defaulted measurement rangelimit data code type identifier HN81. The memory address AX8L isdefaulted based on the defaulted measurement value application rangecode EMIL and the defaulted handle type identifier HC81. The memoryaddress AX8T is defaulted based on the defaulted measurement valuetarget range code EM1T and the defaulted handle type identifier HC81.The third memory address AM8T is defaulted based on the defaultedmeasurement value target range code EM1T and the defaulted measurementrange limit data code type identifier HN81. The memory address AM82 isdefaulted based on the defaulted measurement value candidate range codeEM12 and the defaulted measurement range limit data code type identifierHN81. The memory address AX82 is defaulted based on the defaultedmeasurement value candidate range code EM12 and the defaulted handletype identifier HC81.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 determines the measurementvalue application range code EMIL in response to the control signalSC81, obtains the defaulted measurement range limit data code typeidentifier HN81 in response to the control signal SC81, obtains thememory address AM8L based on the determined measurement valueapplication range code EMIL and the obtained measurement range limitdata code type identifier HN81, and uses the storage unit 332 based onthe obtained memory address AM8L to access the application range limitvalue pair DN1L, stored at the memory location YM8L, to obtain theapplication range limit value pair DN1L.

The processing unit 331 checks the mathematical relation KV81 based onthe data comparison CD81 between the measured value VN81 and theobtained application range limit value pair DN1L to make the logicaldecision PB81 on whether the measured value VN81 is within the selectedmeasurement value application range RN1L, and determines the physicalparameter application range RD1EL which the variable physical parameterQU1A is currently in under a condition that the logical decision PB81 ispositive. For example, under a condition that the logical decision PB81is positive, the processing unit 331 determines a physical parametersituation that the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently withinthe physical parameter application range RD1EL, and thereby recognizes aphysical parameter relation KD8L between the variable physical parameterQU1A and the physical parameter application range RD1EL as a physicalparameter intersection relation that the variable physical parameterQU1A is currently within the physical parameter application range RD1EL.The processing unit 331 checks the physical parameter relation KD8L bychecking the mathematical relation KV81.

The processing unit 331 obtains the defaulted handle type identifierHC81 in response to the control signal SC81, and obtains the measurementvalue target range code EM1T from the control signal SC81. Under acondition that the processing unit 331 determines the range differenceDS81, the processing unit 331 obtains the memory address AX8T based onthe obtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the obtainedhandle type identifier HC81, and uses the storage unit 332 based on theobtained memory address AX8T to access the handle CC1T stored at thememory location YX8T. The processing unit 331 causes the outputcomponent 338 based on the accessed handle CC1T to perform the signalgeneration operation BY81 for the measurement application function FA81to generate the operation signal SG81, wherein the operation signal SG81is used to control the physical parameter application unit 335 to causethe variable physical parameter QU1A to enter the physical parametertarget range RD1ET.

The processing unit 331 obtains the third memory address AM8T based onthe obtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the obtainedmeasurement range limit data code type identifier HN81, and uses thestorage unit 332 based on the obtained third memory address AM8T toaccess the target range limit value pair DN1T, stored at the memorylocation YM8T, to obtain the target range limit value pair DN1T. Theprocessing unit 331 checks the mathematical relation KV91 between themeasured value VN82 and the measurement value target range RN1T bycomparing the measured value VN82 and the obtained target range limitvalue pair DN1T to make the logical decision PB91 on whether themeasured value VN82 is within the measurement value target range RN1T.

In some embodiments, before the receiving unit 337 receives the controlsignal SC81, one of the receiving component 3371 and the receivingcomponent 3372 receives the writing request message WN8L which includesthe defaulted application range limit value pair DN1L and the defaultedmemory address AM8L. For example, one of the receiving component 3371and the receiving component 3372 receives the writing request messageWN8L from the control device 212 beforehand. The processing unit 331uses the storage unit 332 in response to the writing request messageWN8L to store the application range limit value pair DN1L of the writingrequest message WN8L to the memory location YM8L.

Before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81, one ofthe receiving component 3371 and the receiving component 3372 receivesthe writing request message WC8T including the defaulted handle CC1T andthe defaulted memory address AX8T. For example, one of the receivingcomponent 3371 and the receiving component 3372 receives the writingrequest message WC8T from the control device 212 beforehand. Theprocessing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 in response to the writingrequest message WC8T to store the handle CC1T of the writing requestmessage WC8T to the memory location YX8T.

Before the receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81, one ofthe receiving component 3371 and the receiving component 3372 receives awriting request message WN8T which includes the defaulted target rangelimit value pair DN1T and the defaulted third memory address AM8T. Forexample, one of the receiving component 3371 and the receiving component3372 receives the writing request message WN8T from the control device212 beforehand. The processing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 inresponse to the writing request message WN8T to store the target rangelimit value pair DN1T of the writing request message WN8T to the memorylocation YM8T.

The storage unit 332 further has a memory location YN81, and stores therated range limit value pair DD1A at the memory location YN81. Thememory location YN81 is identified based on a memory address AN81, or isidentified by the memory address AN81. For example, the memory addressAN81 is defaulted. Before the receiving unit 337 receives the controlsignal SC81, one of the receiving component 3371 and the receivingcomponent 3372 receives a writing request message WD81 which includesthe defaulted rated range limit value pair DD1A and the defaulted memoryaddress AN81. For example, one of the receiving component 3371 and thereceiving component 3372 receives the writing request message WD81 fromthe control device 212 beforehand. The processing unit 331 uses thestorage unit 332 in response to the writing request message WD81 tostore the rated range limit value pair DD1A of the writing requestmessage WD81 to the memory location YN81.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 obtains the memory addressAM82 based on the determined measurement value candidate range code EM12and the obtained measurement range limit data code type identifier HN81,and uses the storage unit 332 based on the obtained memory address AM82to access the candidate range limit value pair DN1B, stored at thememory location YM82, to obtain the candidate range limit value pairDN1B.

In some embodiments, the specific physical parameter range RD1E5 isrepresented by a specific measurement value range RN15. The specificmeasurement value range RN15 has a specific range limit value pair DN1E.The storage unit 332 further has a memory location YM85 and a memorylocation YX85 being different from the memory location YM85, The memorylocation YM85 is identified based on a memory address AM85, and isdefaulted based on the specific measurement value range code EM15 andthe measurement range limit data code type identifier HN81. The memorylocation YX85 is identified based on a memory address AX85, and isdefaulted based on the specific measurement value range code EM15 andthe handle type identifier HC81.

The storage unit 332 stores the specific range limit value pair DN1E atthe memory location YM85, and

stores a handle CC15 at the memory location YX85. The specific rangelimit value pair DN1E is configured to denote the specific physicalparameter range RD1E5, and belongs to the measurement range limit datacode type TN81. The handle CC15 belongs to the handle type TC81, and isdefaulted based on a designated physical parameter QD5T being within thespecific physical parameter range RD1E5.

Under a condition that the determined specific input code UW81 is equalto the defaulted specific measurement value range code EM15 to cause thedetermined specific input code UW81 and the variable physical parameterrange code UN8A, being equal to the obtained measurement value targetrange code EM1T, have the code difference DX81 therebetween, theprocessing unit 331 determines the code difference DX81 by performingthe data comparison CE11. Under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the code difference DX81, the processing unit 331 obtains thememory address AX85 based on the determined specific input code UW81,being equal to the defaulted specific measurement value range code EM15,and the obtained handle type identifier HC81.

The processing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 based on the obtainedmemory address AX85 to access the handle CC15 stored at the memorylocation YX85, and causes the output component 338 based on the accessedhandle CC15 to perform the signal generation operation BY82 for themeasurement application function FA81 to generate the operation signalSG82, wherein the operation signal SG82 is used to control the physicalparameter application unit 335 to cause the variable physical parameterQU1A enter the specific physical parameter range RD1E5 included in thecorresponding physical parameter range RY1ET.

In some embodiments, after the processing unit 331 causes the outputcomponent 338 within an operation time TF82 to perform the signalgeneration operation BY82 to generate the operation signal SG82, thesensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameter QU1A to generatea sense signal SN83. The processing unit 331 obtains a measured valueVN83 in response to the sense signal SN83 at a designated time TG83being later than the operation time TF82. The processing unit 331 isconfigured to obtain the memory address AM85 based on the determinedspecific input code UW81, being equal to the defaulted specificmeasurement value range code EM15, and the obtained measurement rangelimit data code type identifier HN81, and

uses the storage unit 332 based on the obtained memory address AM85 toaccess the specific range limit value pair DN1E stored at the memorylocation YM85.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 checks a mathematicalrelation KV83 between the measured value VN83 and the specificmeasurement value range RN15 by comparing the measured value VN83 andthe obtained specific range limit value pair DN1E to determine thespecific physical parameter range RD1E5 which the variable physicalparameter QU1A is currently in, the processing unit 331 uses the storageunit 332 based on a code difference between the variable physicalparameter range code UN8A and the determined specific input code UW81,being equal to the defaulted specific measurement value range code EM15,to assign the determined specific input code UW81 to the variablephysical parameter range code UN8A.

For example, the processing unit 331 determines a physical parametersituation that the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently withinthe specific physical parameter range RD1E5 by checking the mathematicalrelation KV83, and thereby recognizes a physical parameter relation KD85between the variable physical parameter QU1A and the specific physicalparameter range RD1E5 as a physical parameter intersection relation thatthe variable physical parameter QU1A is currently within the specificphysical parameter range RD1E5. The processing unit 331 checks thephysical parameter relation KD85 by checking the mathematical relationKV83.

Please refer to FIG. 30 , FIG. 31 and FIG. 32 . FIG. 30 is a schematicdiagram showing an implementation structure 9039 of the control system901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 31 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9040 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 32 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure9041 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 30 ,FIG. 31 and FIG. 32 , each of the implementation structure 9039, theimplementation structure 9040 and the implementation structure 9041includes the control device 212 and the functional device 130. Thefunctional device 130 includes the operation unit 397, the sensing unit334, the physical parameter application unit 335 and the storage unit332. The operation unit 397 includes the processing unit 331, the timer342, the receiving unit 337 and the transmission unit 384.

In some embodiments, the control signal SC81 received by the receivingunit 337 carries the control message CG81, wherein the control messageCG81 includes a timing operation mode code CP21, the measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T, the designated range limit value pair DQ1T,the measurement time length value VH8T, the target range limit valuepair DN1T, the rated range limit value pair DD1A, the handle CC1T andthe measurement value target range code EM1T. The timing operation modecode CP21 denotes a timing operation mode WU21 in which the timer 342 isoperated.

The processing unit 331 obtains the control message CG81 from thecontrol signal SC81, and starts the timer 342 based on the obtainedtiming operation mode code CP21 to cause the timer 342 to operate in thetiming operation mode WU21. The timer 342 senses the clock time TH1A inthe timing operation mode WU21. The timing operation mode WU21 ischaracterized based on the plurality of different clock time referenceintervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . . Under a condition that the processingunit 331 determines the range difference DS81 based on the controlsignal SC81, the processing unit 331 causes the output component 338based on the obtained handle CC1T to perform the signal generationoperation BY81, wherein the signal generation operation BY81 is used tocause the variable physical parameter QU1A to enter the physicalparameter target range RD1ET.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 obtains the measurementvalue target range code EM1T and the target range limit value pair DN1Tfrom the received control signal SC81. Under a condition that thespecific measurement value range code EM14 is different from theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the processingunit 331

determines the physical parameter target range RD1ET which the variablephysical parameter QU1A is currently in by comparing the measured valueVN82 and the obtained target range limit value pair DN1T, the processingunit 331 uses the storage unit 332 based on the code difference DF81between the variable physical parameter range code UN8A, being equal tothe specific measurement value range code EM14, and the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T to assign the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T to the variable physicalparameter range code UN8A.

For example, the processing unit 331 determines a physical parametersituation that the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently withinthe physical parameter target range RD1ET by comparing the measuredvalue VN82 and the obtained target range limit value pair DN1T, andthereby recognizes a physical parameter relation KD8T between thevariable physical parameter QU1A and the physical parameter target rangeRD1ET as a physical parameter intersection relation that the variablephysical parameter QU1A is currently within the physical parametertarget range RD1ET. The processing unit 331 checks the physicalparameter relation KD8T by comparing the measured value VN82 and theobtained target range limit value pair DN1T.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 performs a check operationBV51 used to check a mathematical relation KV51 between the measuredvalue VN81 and the measurement value target range RN1T in response tothe control signal SC81. Under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the corresponding physical parameter range RY1ET which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in based on the checkoperation BV51, the processing unit 331 performs the signal generationcontrol GY81 within the operation time TF81 based on the control signalSC81 to transmit the operation signal SG81 toward the physical parameterapplication unit 335. The operation signal SG81 is used to cause thevariable physical parameter QU1A from the corresponding physicalparameter range RY1ET, which the variable physical parameter QU1A iscurrently in, to enter the physical parameter target range RD1ET.

The control signal SC81 carries the target range limit value pair DN1T,the rated range limit value pair DD1A and the handle CC1T. Theprocessing unit 331 obtains the target range limit value pair DN1T fromthe control signal SC81, and performs the check operation BV51 bycomparing the measured value VN81 and the obtained target range limitvalue pair DN1T to make a logical decision PB51 on whether the measuredvalue VN81 is within the corresponding measurement value range RX1T.Under a condition that the logical decision PB51 is positive, theprocessing unit 331 determines the corresponding physical parameterrange RY1ET which the variable physical parameter QU1A is currently in.

The processing unit 331 obtains the handle CC1T from the control signalSC81, and performs the signal generation control GY81 based on theobtained handle CC1T. The output component 338 generates the operationsignal SG81 in response to the signal generation control GY81. Forexample, the control signal SC81 carries the measurement value targetrange code EM1T, obtains the measurement value target range code EM1Tfrom the control signal SC81, and obtains the stored handle CC1T fromthe storage unit 332 based on the obtained measurement value targetrange code EM1T.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 obtains the rated rangelimit value pair DD1A from the control signal SC81, and performs a checkoperation BM51 used to check a mathematical relation KM51 between themeasured value VN81 and the rated measurement value range RD1N bycomparing the measured value VN81 and the obtained rated range limitvalue pair DD1A. For example, the processing unit 331 makes the logicaldecision PB51 based on the check operation BV51 and the check operationBM51. For example, the physical parameter relation check control GX8Tincludes the check operation BV51 and the check operation BM51.

The processing unit 331 obtains the measured value VN82 in thedesignated measurement value format HH81 in response to the sense signalSN82 within the designated time TG82 being later than the operation timeTF81. The processing unit 331 checks the mathematical relation KV91between the measured value VN82 and the measurement value target rangeRN1T by comparing the measured value VN82 and the target range limitvalue pair DN1T, obtained from the control signal SC81, to make thelogical decision PB91 on whether the measured value VN82 is within themeasurement value target range RN1T. Under a condition that the logicaldecision PB91 is positive, the processing unit 331 determines within thedesignated time TG82 the physical parameter target range RD1ET which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in, and causes thetransmission unit 384 to transmit the control response signal SE81,carrying the obtained measured value VN82, toward the operation unit297.

In some embodiments, the variable physical parameter QU1A ischaracterized based on the physical parameter target range RD and aphysical parameter application range RD1EJ being different from thephysical parameter target range RD1ET; and one of the physical parametertarget range RD1ET and the physical parameter application range RD1EJ isrepresented by a measurement value indication range RN1H. Under acondition that the processing unit 331 determines the physical parameterapplication range RD1EJ which the variable physical parameter QU1A iscurrently in by checking a mathematical relation KH81 between themeasured value VN81 and the measurement value indication range RN1H, theprocessing unit 331 causes the variable physical parameter QU1A to enterthe physical parameter target range RD1ET from the physical parameterapplication range RD1EJ. For example, the physical parameter applicationrange RD1EJ is equal to one of the corresponding physical parameterrange RY1ET and the physical parameter application range RD1EL.

In a first situation: the physical parameter application range RD1EJ isrepresented by the measurement value indication range RN1H; themeasurement value indication range RN1H is equal to the measurementvalue application range RN1L; and the mathematical relation KH81 isequal to the mathematical relation KV81. In a second situation beingdifferent from the first situation: the physical parameter applicationrange RD1EJ corresponds to the physical parameter target range RD1ET,and is equal to the corresponding physical parameter range RY1ET; thecorresponding physical parameter range RY1ET is represented by thecorresponding measurement value range RX1T; the physical parametertarget range RD1ET is represented by the measurement value indicationrange RN1H; the measurement value indication range RN1H is equal to themeasurement value target range RN1T; and the mathematical relation KH81is equal to the mathematical relation KV51.

In some embodiments, the variable physical parameter QU1A is associatedwith a variable time length LF8A, and is characterized based on aphysical parameter target range RD1EV. The physical parameter targetrange RD1EV is indicated by a physical parameter target range code UNIV.The timer 342 is used to sense or measure the variable time length LF8Ain a timing operation mode WU11 which is different from the timingoperation mode WU21. The timing operation mode WU11 is denoted by atiming operation mode code CP11 being different from the timingoperation mode code CP21. The variable time length LF8A is characterizedbased on a reference time length LJ8V.

The reference time length LJ8V is denoted by a measurement time lengthvalue CL8V. The measurement time length value CL8V is defaulted in adesignated measurement value format HH91 based on the reference timelength LJ8V and the timer specification FT21. For example, thedesignated measurement value format HH91 is characterized based on adesignated bit number UY91. Under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is in the physical parameter target range RD1EU withinthe clock time application interval HR1EU, the receiving unit 337receives a control signal SC88 from the control device 212. For example,the designated measurement value format HH91 is a designated count valueformat.

The control signal SC88 carries the timing operation mode code CP11, thephysical parameter target range code UN1V, the measurement time lengthvalue CL8V and a handle CC1V. For example, the handle CC1V is defaultedbased on a designated physical parameter QD1V being within the physicalparameter target range RD1EV. The control signal SC88 serves to indicateat least one of the physical parameter target range RD1EV and thephysical parameter target state JE1V by carrying the physical parametertarget range code UN1V.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 is configured to obtain thetiming operation mode code CP11, the physical parameter target rangecode UN1V, the measurement time length value CL8V and the handle CC1Vfrom the control signal SC88. The processing unit 331 stops the timer342 based on the obtained timing operation mode code CP11, restarts thetimer 342 based on the obtained measurement time length value CL8V, andcauses the timer 342 to operate in the timing operation mode WU11 byrestarting the timer 342. The timer 342 is restarted to begin anapplication time length LT8V matching the reference time length LJ8V.The timer 342 senses the variable time length LF8A in the timingoperation mode WU11 by performing a counting operation BC8V used for theapplication time length LT8V to experience the application time lengthLT8V. The timing operation mode WU11 is characterized based on thereference time length LJ8V.

The processing unit 331 experiences the application time length LT8V toarrive a specific time TJ8V based on the counting operation BC8V. Theapplication time length LT8V has an end time TZ8V. The specific timeTJ8V is adjacent to the end time TZ8V. For example, the control signalSC88 carries a control message CG88. The control message CG88 includesthe timing operation mode code CP11, the physical parameter target rangecode UN1V, the measurement time length value CL8V and the handle CC1V.The processing unit 331 is configured to obtain the control message CG88from the control signal SC88. The processing unit 331 causes thevariable physical parameter QU1A to be in the physical parameter targetrange RD1EV within the application time length LT8V in response to theobtained control message CG88.

The measurement application function specification GAL8 includes a timelength representation GA8KV. The time length representation GA8KV isused to indicate the reference time length LJ8V. For example, themeasurement time length value CL8V is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH91 based on the time length representationGA8KV, the timer specification FT21 and a data coding operation ZX8KVused to convert the time length representation GA8KV. The physicalparameter target range RD1EV is configured to correspond to acorresponding physical parameter range RY1EV. The rated physicalparameter range RD1E is equal to a range combination of the physicalparameter target range RD1EV and the corresponding physical parameterrange RY1EV.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 causes the timer 342 tooperate in the timing operation mode WU11 based on the obtained timingoperation mode code CP11. The processing unit 331 causes the timer 342based on the obtained measurement time length value CL8V to perform thecounting operation BC8V in the timing operation mode WU11. Under acondition that the variable physical parameter QU1A is configured to bewithin the physical parameter target range RD1EV based on the controlsignal SC81, the processing unit 331 arrives the specific time TJ8Vbased on the counting operation BC8V, and causes the output component338 within the specific time TJ8V to perform the signal generationoperation BY89, wherein the signal generation operation BY89 is used tocause the variable physical parameter QU1A to leave the physicalparameter target range RD1EV to enter the corresponding physicalparameter range RY1EV.

For example, under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1Ais configured to be within the physical parameter target range RD1EVbased on the control signal SC88, the processing unit 331 experiencesthe application time length LT8V based on the counting operation BC8V toarrive the specific time TJ8V. The processing unit 331 fetches aphysical parameter target range code UN1W, being different from theobtained physical parameter target range code UN1V, within the specifictime TJ8V by performing a scientific calculation MK81 using the obtainedphysical parameter target range code UN1V. The physical parameter targetrange RD1EW is denoted by the physical parameter target range code UN1W.For example, the physical parameter target range code UN1W indicates thephysical parameter target state JE1W.

For example, the control device 212 determines the measurement timelength value CL8V based on the reference time length LJ8V and the timerspecification FT21, and outputs the control signal SC88 based on thedetermined measurement time length value CL8V. The control message CG88further includes the measurement time length value CL8V. The controlsignal SC88 is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to bewithin the physical parameter target range RD1EV for the applicationtime length LT8V sufficiently matching the reference time length LJ8V.For example, the physical parameter target range code UN1W is equal tothe measurement value candidate range code EM12.

For example, when the receiving unit 337 receives the control signalSC88, the variable physical parameter range code UN8A is equal to thephysical parameter target state code EW1U. Under a condition that thephysical parameter target range code UN1V of the control signal SC88 isdifferent from the physical parameter target state code EW1U of thevariable physical parameter range code UN8A, the processing unit 331generates an operation signal SG88 based on a code difference DX88between the physical parameter target range code UN1V of the controlsignal SC88 and the physical parameter target state code EW1U of thevariable physical parameter range code UN8A, and transmits the operationsignal SG88 toward the physical parameter application unit 335. Theoperation signal SG88 is used to cause the variable physical parameterQU1A to be in the physical parameter target range RD1EV.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 fetches the memory addressAX82 based on the fetched measurement value candidate range code EM12(or the fetched physical parameter target range code UN1W) and theobtained handle type identifier HC81. The processing unit 331 uses thestorage unit 332 based on the fetched memory address AX82 to read thehandle CC12 stored at the memory location YX82, and performs a signalgeneration control GY89 used to control the output component 338 basedon the read handle CC12.

The output component 338 performs the signal generation operation BY89for the measurement application function FA81 to generate the operationsignal SG89 in response to the signal generation control GY89, whereinthe operation signal SG89 is used to control the physical parameterapplication unit 335 to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A toenter the physical parameter target range RD1EW included in thecorresponding physical parameter range RY1EV. For example, the operationsignal SG89 is one of a functional signal and a control signal. Thephysical parameter target range RD1EW is one selected from a groupconsisting of the physical parameter application range RD1ET, thephysical parameter target range RD1EU and the physical parametercandidate range RD1E2, and is different from the physical parametertarget range RD1EV.

For example, the processing unit 331 causes the timer 342 based on theobtained measurement time length value CL8V to perform the countingoperation BC8V to arrive the end time TZ8V. When the timer 342 arrivesthe end time TZ8V by performing the counting operation BC8V, the timer342 transmits an interruption request signal UH8V toward the processingunit 331 to arrive the specific time TJ8V. The processing unit 331performs the scientific calculation MK81 using the obtained physicalparameter target range code UN1V within the specific time TJ8V inresponse to the interruption request signal UH8V to fetch the physicalparameter target range code UN1W being different from the obtainedphysical parameter target range code UNIV. For example, the processingunit 331 recognizes the specific time TJ8V by receiving the interruptionrequest signal UH8V from the timer 342, and thereby experiences theapplication time length LT8V. The specific time TJ8V is adjacent to theend time TZ8V.

In some embodiments, the variable physical parameter QU1A ischaracterized based on the rated physical parameter range RD1E. Therated physical parameter range RD1E includes the physical parametertarget range RD1ET, the physical parameter application range RD1EL andthe physical parameter candidate range RD1E2, and is represented by therated measurement value range RD1N. For example, the rated measurementvalue range RD1N includes the measurement value target range RN1T, themeasurement value application range RN1L and the measurement valuecandidate range RN12. The physical parameter target range RD1ET, thephysical parameter application range RD1EL and the physical parametercandidate range RD1E2 are respectively represented by the measurementvalue target range RN1T, the measurement value application range RN1Land the measurement value candidate range RN12.

The physical parameter application range RD1EL and the physicalparameter candidate range RD1E2 are different. The physical parametertarget range RD1ET is equal to or different from the physical parameterapplication range RD1EL. The physical parameter target range RD1ET isequal to or different from the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2.The measurement value application range RN1L and the measurement valuecandidate range RN12 are different. The measurement value target rangeRN1T is equal to or different from the measurement value applicationrange RN1L. The measurement value target range RN1T is equal to ordifferent from the measurement value candidate range RN12.

In some embodiments, the rated physical parameter range RD1E of thevariable physical parameter QU1A includes the plurality of differentphysical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . . The pluralityof different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . .include the physical parameter target range RD1ET, the physicalparameter application range RD1EL and the physical parameter candidaterange RD1E2. The variable physical parameter QU1A is in one selectedfrom a plurality of different reference state based on the plurality ofdifferent physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . . Theplurality of different reference state include a first reference state,a second reference state and a third reference state, thereby thevariable physical parameter QU1A is characterized by a current state.The current state is one selected from the plurality of differentreference states.

For example, the first reference state and the second reference stateare complementary. Under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is within the physical parameter application range RD1EL,the variable physical parameter QU1A is in the first reference state.Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A is withinthe physical parameter candidate range RD1E2, the variable physicalparameter QU1A is in the second reference state. Under a condition thatthe variable physical parameter QU1A is within the physical parametertarget range RD1ET, the variable physical parameter QU1A is in the thirdreference state. The third reference state is equal to or different fromthe first reference state. The third reference state is equal to ordifferent from the second reference state.

Each of the handle CC1T carried by the control signal SC81 and thehandle CC1T stored by the storage unit 332 is defaulted based on thedesignated physical parameter QD1T being within the physical parametertarget range RD1ET. Under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the range difference DS81, the processing unit 331 causes theoutput component 338 based on the obtained handle CC1T to perform thesignal generation operation BY81 for the measurement applicationfunction FA81 to generate the operation signal SG81.

The physical parameter application unit 335 causes the variable physicalparameter QU1A to change from a current state to the third referencestate in response to the operation signal SG81, or cause the variablephysical parameter QU1A to change from a specific physical parameterQU17 to a specific physical parameter QU18 in response to the operationsignal SG81. For example, the current state is one of the firstreference state and the second reference state. The specific physicalparameter QU17 is within the physical parameter application range RD1EL,or is within the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2. The specificphysical parameter QU18 is within the physical parameter target rangeRD1ET. For example, the specific physical parameter QU17 is within thecorresponding physical parameter range RY1ET.

In some embodiments, the plurality of different reference statesrespectively cause the physical parameter application unit 335 to be ina plurality of different functional states. The plurality of differentfunctional states are different, and include a first functional state, asecond functional state and a third functional state. For example, thefirst functional state and the second functional state arecomplementary. Under a condition that the variable physical parameterQU1A is within the physical parameter application range RD1EL, thephysical parameter application unit 335 is in the first functionalstate. Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A iswithin the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2, the physicalparameter application unit 335 is in the second functional state. Undera condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A is within thephysical parameter target range RD1ET, the physical parameterapplication unit 335 is in the third functional state. The thirdfunctional state is equal to or different from the first functionalstate. The third functional state is equal to or different from thesecond functional state.

For example, the measurement value target range code EM1T is ameasurement value target range number. The measurement value targetrange RN1T is arranged in the rated measurement value range RD1N basedon the measurement value target range code EM1T. The measurement valueapplication range code EMIL is a measurement value target range number.The measurement value application range RN1L is arranged in the ratedmeasurement value range RD1N based on the measurement value applicationrange code EMIL. The measurement value candidate range code EM12 is ameasurement value target range number. The measurement value candidaterange RN12 is arranged in the rated measurement value range RD1N basedon the measurement value candidate range code EM12.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter target range RD1ET is one ofa relatively high physical parameter range and a relatively low physicalparameter range; and the physical parameter application range RD1EL isanother of the relatively high physical parameter range and therelatively low physical parameter range. Under a condition that thevariable physical parameter QU1A is the first variable electricalvoltage, the relatively high physical parameter range and the relativelylow physical parameter range are a relatively high electrical voltagerange and a relatively low electrical voltage range respectively. Undera condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A is the firstvariable electrical current, the relatively high physical parameterrange and the relatively low physical parameter range are a relativelyhigh electrical current range and a relatively low electrical currentrange respectively. Under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is the first variable electrical resistance, therelatively high physical parameter range and the relatively low physicalparameter range are a relatively high electrical resistance range and arelatively low electrical resistance range respectively.

Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A is the firstvariable luminance, the relatively high physical parameter range and therelatively low physical parameter range are a relatively high luminancerange and a relatively low luminance range respectively. Under acondition that the variable physical parameter QU1A is the firstvariable luminous intensity, the relatively high physical parameterrange and the relatively low physical parameter range are a relativelyhigh luminous intensity range and a relatively low luminous intensityrange respectively. Under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is the first variable sound volume, the relatively highphysical parameter range and the relatively low physical parameter rangeare a relatively high sound volume range and a relatively low soundvolume range respectively. Under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is the first variable angular velocity, the relativelyhigh physical parameter range and the relatively low physical parameterrange are a relatively high angular velocity range and a relatively lowangular velocity range respectively.

For example, the physical parameter target range RD1ET is one of arelatively high physical parameter range and a relatively low physicalparameter range; and the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2 isanother of the relatively high physical parameter range and therelatively low physical parameter range. For example, the physicalparameter application range RD1EL is one of a relatively high physicalparameter range and a relatively low physical parameter range; and thephysical parameter candidate range RD1E2 is another of the relativelyhigh physical parameter range and the relatively low physical parameterrange. For example, the physical parameter target range RD1ET is one ofa relatively high physical parameter range and a relatively low physicalparameter range; and the specific physical parameter range RD1E4 isanother of the relatively high physical parameter range and therelatively low physical parameter range. For example, the physicalparameter target range RD1ET is one of a relatively high physicalparameter range and a relatively low physical parameter range; and thespecific physical parameter range RD1E5 is another of the relativelyhigh physical parameter range and the relatively low physical parameterrange.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the functional device 130 isa relay, the physical parameter application unit 335 is a controlswitch. Under a condition that the physical parameter application unit335 is the control switch, the control switch has a variable switchstate, and is in one of a turn-on state and a turn-off state based onthe variable physical parameter QU1A. For example, the variable switchstate is equal to one of the turn-on state and the turn-off state, andthe turn-on state and the turn-off state are complementary. The turn-onstate is one of the first functional state and the second functionalstate, and the turn-off state is another of the first functional stateand the second functional state.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the rangedifference DS81, the processing unit 331 recognizes the current state asa specific state being different from the third reference state, andthereby generates the operation signal SG81. The physical parameterapplication unit 335 causes the variable physical parameter QU1A toenter the physical parameter target range RD1ET in response to theoperation signal SG81, therefore the current state is changed to thethird reference state. Under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the code difference DX81, the processing unit 331 uses theoutput component 338 to generate the operation signal SG82. The physicalparameter application unit 335 causes the variable physical parameterQU1A in response to the operation signal SG82 to enter the specificphysical parameter range RD1E5, included in the corresponding physicalparameter range RY1ET, from the physical parameter target range RD1ET;therefore, under a condition that the specific physical parameter rangeRD1E5 is equal to the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2, thecurrent state is changed to the second reference state.

For example, the variable physical parameter QU1A is the first variableelectrical current. The physical parameter application range RD1EL, thephysical parameter candidate range RD1E2, the physical parameter targetrange RD1ET and the physical parameter target range RD1EV are a firstelectrical-current reference range, a second electrical-currentreference range, a third electrical-current reference range and a fourthelectrical-current reference range respectively. The handle CC1L isdefaulted based on a first designated electrical current being withinthe first electrical-current reference range. The handle CC12 isdefaulted based on a second designated electrical current being withinthe second electrical-current reference range. The handle CC1T isdefaulted based on a third designated electrical current being withinthe third electrical-current reference range. The handle CC1V isdefaulted based on a fourth designated electrical current being withinthe fourth electrical-current reference range.

The measurement time length value CL8V is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH91 based on the time length representationGA8KV, the timer specification FT21 and the data coding operation ZX8KV.The processing unit 331 obtains the measurement time length value CL8Vfrom the control signal SC88, and causes the timer 342 to perform thecounting operation BC8V based on the obtained measurement time lengthvalue CL8V. Under a condition that the first variable electrical currentis configured to be within the fourth electrical-current reference rangebased on the control signal SC88, the processing unit 331 experiencesthe application time length LT8V to arrive the specific time TJ8V basedon the counting operation BC8V, thereby the first variable electricalcurrent remains to be within the fourth electrical-current referencerange within the application time length LT8V associated with thecounting operation BC8V.

For example, under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1Ais a variable rotation speed, the physical parameter application rangeRD1EL, the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2 and the physicalparameter target range RD1ET are a first rotation-speed reference range,a second rotation-speed reference range and a third rotation-speedreference range respectively. Under a condition that the variablephysical parameter QU1A is a variable temperature, the physicalparameter application range RD1EL, the physical parameter candidaterange RD1E2 and the physical parameter target range RD1ET are a firsttemperature reference range, a second temperature reference range and athird temperature reference range respectively.

Please refer to FIG. 33 . FIG. 33 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9042 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 33 , the implementation structure 9042 includes thecontrol device 212, the functional device 130 and a server 280. Thecontrol device 212 is linked to the server 280. The functional device130 includes the operation unit 397, the sensing unit 334, the physicalparameter application unit 335 and the storage unit 332. The operationunit 397 includes the processing unit 331, the receiving unit 337, thetransmission unit 384 and a timer 340 coupled to the processing unit331. The timer 340 is controlled by the processing unit 331.

In some embodiments, the receiving component 3374 included in thereceiving unit 337 is coupled to the processing unit 331, and receivesthe physical parameter signal SB81 from the control device 212 under acondition that the variable physical parameter QU1A is to be provided bymeans of the control device 212. The physical parameter application unit335 receives the physical parameter signal SB81 from the receivingcomponent 3374. The processing unit 331 causes the physical parameterapplication unit 335 to use the physical parameter signal SB81 to formthe variable physical parameter QU1A which is determined according tothe physical parameter signal SB81.

The control device 212 includes the operation unit 297, a storage unit250 coupled to the operation unit 297, and a sensing unit 560 coupled tothe operation unit 297. The operation unit 297 performs one of a readingoperation BR81 and a sensing operation BZ81 to output the physicalparameter signal SB81. The reading operation BR81 reads a physicalparameter data record DU81 which is stored in one of the storage unit250 and the server 280. The sensing unit 560 senses a variable physicalparameter QL1A by performing the sensing operation BZ81 to cause theoperation unit 297 to output the physical parameter signal SB81. Forexample, the sensing unit 560 is controlled by the operation unit 297sense the variable physical parameter QL1A.

For example, the variable physical parameter QU1A belongs to thephysical parameter type TU11. The variable physical parameter QL1Abelongs to a physical parameter type TL11. The physical parameter typeTU11 is equal to or different from the physical parameter type TL11. Thecontrol device 212 is in an application environment EX81. One of thecontrol device 212 and the application environment EX81 has the variablephysical parameter QL1A. The physical parameter data record DU81 isprovided beforehand based on a variable physical parameter QY1A. Thevariable physical parameter QY1A belongs to the physical parameter typeTL11. For example, the physical parameter type TU11 is different from atime type.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter application unit 335includes a driving circuit 3355, and a physical parameter formationportion 3351 coupled to the driving circuit 3355. The physical parameterformation portion 3351 is used to form the variable physical parameterQU1A, and includes the physical parameter formation area AU11. Thedriving circuit 3355 is coupled to the receiving component 3374 and theoutput component 338, and is controlled by the processing unit 331through the output component 338. The driving circuit 3355 receives thephysical parameter signal SB81 from the receiving component 3374,receives the operation signal SG81 from the output component 338, andprocesses the physical parameter signal SB81 to output a driving signalSL81 in response to the operation signal SG81.

The physical parameter formation portion 3351 receives the drivingsignal SL81, and causes the variable physical parameter QU1A to bewithin the physical parameter target range RD1ET in response to thedriving signal SL81. For example, under a condition that the reasonabledecision PW81 is positive, the processing unit 331 causes the outputcomponent 338 to perform the signal generation operation BY81 for themeasurement application function FA81 to provide the operation signalSG81 to the driving circuit 3355. The driving circuit 3355 drives thephysical parameter formation portion 3351 in response to the operationsignal SG81 to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to enter thephysical parameter target range RD1ET.

In some embodiments, the rated measurement value range RD1N isconfigured to have a plurality of different measurement value referenceranges RN11, RN12, . . . . For example, the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . have a totalreference range number NT81, and include the measurement value targetrange RN1T. For example, the total reference range number NT81 isdefaulted. The storage unit 332 stores the rated range limit value pairDD1A. The processing unit 331 is configured to obtain the totalreference range number NT81 from one of the control signal SC81 and thestorage unit 332, obtains the measurement value target range code EM1Tfrom the control signal SC81, and obtains the rated range limit valuepair DD1A from the storage unit 332 in response to the control signalSC81.

The processing unit 331

performs the scientific calculation MR81 based on the measured valueVN81, the obtained total reference range number NT81 and the obtainedrated range limit value pair DD1A to select the measurement valueapplication range code EMIL from the plurality of different measurementvalue reference range codes EM11, EM12, . . . to determine themeasurement value application range code EMIL. For example, thescientific calculation MR81 is built beforehand based on the defaultedtotal reference range number NT81 and the defaulted rated range limitvalue pair DD1A.

The processing unit 331 performs the scientific calculation MZ81 toobtain the application range limit value pair DN1L based on thedetermined measurement value application range code EM1L, the obtainedtotal reference range number NT81 and the fetched rated range limitvalue pair DD1A. For example, the scientific calculation MZ81 is builtbeforehand based on the defaulted total reference range number NT81 andthe defaulted rated range limit value pair DD1A.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 331 causes the timer 340 toperform a counting operation BE81 in response to the signal generationcontrol GY81 which is performed within the operation time TF81. Theprocessing unit 331 arrives the designated time TG82 based on thecounting operation BE81, and obtains the measured value VN82 in responseto the sense signal SN82 at the designated time TG82.

The variable physical parameter QL1A is one selected from a groupconsisting of a second variable electrical parameter, a second variablemechanics parameter, a second variable optical parameter, a secondvariable temperature, a second variable electrical voltage, a secondvariable electrical current, a second variable electrical power, asecond variable electrical resistance, a second variable electricalcapacitance, a second variable electrical inductance, a second variablefrequency, a second clock time, a second variable time length, a secondvariable luminance, a second variable luminous intensity, a secondvariable sound volume, a second variable data flow, a second variableamplitude, a second variable spatial location, a second variabledisplacement, a second variable sequence position, a second variableangle, a second variable spatial length, a second variable distance, asecond variable translational velocity, a second variable angularvelocity, a second variable acceleration, a second variable force, asecond variable pressure and a second variable mechanical power.

The variable physical parameter QY1A is one selected from a groupconsisting of a third variable electrical parameter, a third variablemechanics parameter, a third variable optical parameter, a thirdvariable temperature, a third variable electrical voltage, a thirdvariable electrical current, a third variable electrical power, a thirdvariable electrical resistance, a third variable electrical capacitance,a third variable electrical inductance, a third variable frequency, athird clock time, a third variable time length, a third variableluminance, a third variable luminous intensity, a third variable soundvolume, a third variable data flow, a third variable amplitude, a thirdvariable spatial location, a third variable displacement, a thirdvariable sequence position, a third variable angle, a third variablespatial length, a third variable distance, a third variabletranslational velocity, a third variable angular velocity, a thirdvariable acceleration, a third variable force, a third variable pressureand a third variable mechanical power.

Please refer to FIG. 34 , FIG. 35 and FIG. 36 . FIG. 34 is a schematicdiagram showing an implementation structure 9043 of the control system901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 35 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9044 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 36 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure9045 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 34 ,FIG. 35 and FIG. 36 , each of the implementation structure 9043, theimplementation structure 9044 and the implementation structure 9045includes the control device 212, the functional device 130 and theserver 280. The functional device 130 includes the operation unit 397,the sensing unit 334, the physical parameter application unit 335 andthe storage unit 332. The operation unit 397 includes the processingunit 331, the receiving unit 337, the input unit 380, the transmissionunit 384, the timer 342 coupled to the processing unit 331, and a timer343 coupled to the processing unit 331.

In some embodiments, each of the control device 212, the functionaldevice 130 and the server 280 is coupled to a network 410. The controldevice 212 is linked to the server 280 through the network 410. Thefunctional device 130 includes the operation unit 397, the sensing unit334, the physical parameter application unit 335 and the storage unit332. The operation unit 397 includes the processing unit 331, thereceiving unit 337 and the transmission unit 384. The control device 212transmits the control signal SC81 toward the functional device 130through the network 410. The functional device 130 transmits the controlresponse signal SE81 toward the control device 212 through the network410.

For example, the operation unit 397 includes a communication interfaceunit 386 coupled to the processing unit 331. The processing unit 331 iscoupled to the network 410 through the communication interface unit 386.For example, the communication interface unit 386 is controlled by theprocessing unit 230, and includes the transmission component 3842coupled to the processing unit 331 and the receiving component 3371coupled to the processing unit 331. The processing unit 331 is coupledto the server 280 through the communication interface unit 386 and thenetwork 410. For example, the communication interface unit 386 is one ofa wired communication interface unit and a wireless communicationinterface unit.

Each of the receiving unit 337, the transmission unit 384, the timer342, the timer 343, the sensing unit 334, the physical parameterapplication unit 335, the storage unit 332 and the communicationinterface unit 386 is controlled by the processing unit 331. Under acondition that the trigger event JQ81 is the integer overflow event, thetimer 343 being the trigger application unit 387 causes the integeroverflow event to occur in response to a time control GD81 associatedwith the processing unit 331. For example, the processing unit 331performs the time control GD81 used to control the timer 343 in responseto the control signal SC81. The timer 343 forms the integer overflowevent in response to the time control GD81.

Please additionally refer to FIG. 9 , FIG. 10 , FIG. 11 and FIG. 12 . Insome embodiments, when the receiving unit 337 receives the controlsignal SC81, the physical parameter target range code UQ1T is equal tothe defaulted measurement value target range code EM1T. The controlsignal SC81 carries the defaulted measurement value designation rangecode EL1T. The processing unit 331 obtains the carried measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T from the control signal SC81, obtains thememory address AS8T based on the obtained measurement value designationrange code EL1T, and accesses the physical parameter target range codeUQ1T, stored at the memory location YS8T, based on the obtained memoryaddress AS8T to obtain the defaulted measurement value target range codeEM1T.

For example, under a condition that the physical parameter target rangecode UQ1T is equal to the defaulted measurement value target range codeEM1T, the control signal SC81 serves to indicate the measurement valuetarget range RN1T by carrying the defaulted measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T. The processing unit 331 performs the dataacquisition AD8A using the obtained measurement value target range codeEM1T to obtain the target range limit value pair DN1T.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the physical parameter application range RD1EL which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in by comparing themeasured value VN81 and the obtained application range limit value pairDN1L, the processing unit 331 checks the range relation KE8A between themeasurement value target range RN1T and the measurement valueapplication range RN1L by comparing the obtained target range limitvalue pair DN1T and the obtained application range limit value pair DN1Lto make the logical decision PY81 on whether the obtained target rangelimit value pair DN1T and the obtained application range limit valuepair DN1L are equal.

Under a condition that the logical decision PY81 is negative, theprocessing unit 331 recognizes the range relation KE8A as the rangedifference relation to determine the range difference DS81. For example,the processing unit 331 obtains the predetermined application rangelimit value pair DN1L based on the determined measurement valueapplication range code EMIL. For example, the processing unit 331determines the range difference DB81 between the physical parametertarget range RD1ET and the physical parameter application range RD1EL bydetermining the range difference DS81.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the physical parameter application range RD1EL which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in by comparing themeasured value VN81 and the obtained application range limit value pairDN1L, the processing unit 331 makes the logical decision PZ81 on whetherthe obtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EMIL are equal by comparing theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EMIL. Under a condition thatthe logical decision PZ81 is negative, the processing unit 331recognizes the range relation KE8A as the range difference relation todetermine the range difference DS81.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines at least oneof the range difference DS81 and the range difference DB81, theprocessing unit 331 performs the signal generation control GY81 used togenerate the operation signal SG81 within the operation time TF81. Theoperation signal SG81 is used to cause the variable physical parameterQU1A to enter the physical parameter target range RD1ET being equal tothe physical parameter target range RD1ET. The processing unit 331performs the verification operation ZU81 associated with the variablephysical parameter QU1A within the designated time TG82 which is laterthan the operation time TF81. Under a condition that the processing unit331 determines the physical parameter target range RD1ET which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in based on theverification operation ZU81 within the designated time TG82, theprocessing unit 331 performs the data comparison CE8T between thevariable physical parameter range code UN8A, being equal to the specificmeasurement value range code EM14, and the obtained measurement valuetarget range code EM1T.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines the codedifference DF81 between the variable physical parameter range code UN8A,being equal to the specific measurement value range code EM14, and theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T based on the datacomparison CE8T, the processing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 toassign the obtained measurement value target range code EM1T to thevariable physical parameter range code UN8A.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is configured to be within the physical parameter targetrange RD1ET based on the control signal SC81, the processing unit 331arrives the operation time TY81 based on the counting operation BD81.Within the operation time TY81, the timer 342 senses the clock time TH1Ato cause the variable count value NY8A to be equal to the measured valueNY81, and thereby generates the sense signal SY81 carrying the measuredvalue NY81.

For example, the trigger application unit 387 provides the operationrequest signal SJ81 to the processing unit 331 in response to thetrigger event JQ81, and thereby causes the processing unit 331 toreceive the operation request signal SJ81. The processing unit 331obtains the measured value NY81 from the sense signal SY81 in thedesignated measurement value format HH95 within the operation time TY81in response to the operation request signal SJ81, and obtains ordetermines the measurement value application range code EL1U within theoperation time TY81 by performing the scientific calculation MH85, usingthe obtained measurement value designation range code EL1T, in order tocheck the mathematical relation KQ81 between the obtained measured valueNY81 and the measurement value application range RQ1U. For example, thetrigger application unit 387 is one selected from a group consisting ofthe receiving unit 337, the input unit 380, the display unit 382, thesensing unit 334 and the timer 343.

In some embodiments, the measurement value designation range RQ1T hasthe designated range limit value pair DQ1T. The designated range limitvalue pair DQ1T includes the designated range limit value DQ13 and thedesignated range limit value DQ14 being opposite to the designated rangelimit value DQ13. Each of the measurement value designation range RQ1Tand the designated range limit value pair DQ1T is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH95 based on the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET and the timer specification FT21. Themeasurement value application range RQ1U has the application range limitvalue pair DQ1U. The application range limit value pair DQ1U includesthe first application range limit value DQ15 and the second applicationrange limit value DQ16 being opposite to the first application rangelimit value DQ15. Each of the measurement value application range RQ1Uand the application range limit value pair DQ1U is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HH95 based on the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU and the timer specification FT21.

For example, within the operation time TY81, the physical parametertarget range code UQ1U is equal to one of the defaulted measurementvalue target range code EM1U and the defaulted physical parameter targetstate code EW1U. The storage unit 332 stores the designated range limitvalue pair DQ1T and the application range limit value pair DQ1U. Thedesignated range limit value pair DQ1T and the application range limitvalue pair DQ1U are respectively stored in the storage unit 332 based onthe measurement value designation range code EL1T and the measurementvalue application range code EL1U. For example, the defaulted physicalparameter target state code EW1U is equal to the defaulted measurementvalue target range code EM1U.

The processing unit 331 is configured to obtain the application rangelimit value pair DQ1U from the storage unit 332 based on the obtainedmeasurement value application range code EL1U within the operation timeTY81, and performs a check operation ZQ81 used to check the mathematicalrelation KQ81 between the measured value NY81 and the measurement valueapplication range RQ1U by comparing the obtained measured value NY81 andthe obtained application range limit value pair DQ1U. Under a conditionthat the processing unit 331 determines the clock time applicationinterval HR1EU which the clock time TH1A is currently in based on thecheck operation ZQ81 within the operation time TY81, the processing unit331 obtains the memory address AS8U based on the obtained measurementvalue application range code EL1U, and accesses the physical parametertarget range code UQ1U, stored at the memory location YS8U, based on theobtained memory address AS8U within the operation time TY81 to obtainthe physical parameter target range code UQ1U.

For example, the processing unit 331 determines a time situation thatthe clock time TH1A is currently within the clock time applicationinterval HR1EU based on the check operation ZQ81, and thereby recognizesa time relation between the clock time TH1A and the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU as a time intersection relation that theclock time TH1A is currently within the clock time application intervalHR1EU. Under a condition that the processing unit 331 obtains thephysical parameter target range code UQ1U from the memory location YS8U,the processing unit 331 performs a check operation ZP85 for themeasurement application function FA81 within the operation time TY81 todecide whether the obtained physical parameter target range code UQ1U isequal to the variable physical parameter range code UN8A.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331obtains the physical parameter target range code UQ1U from the memorylocation YS8U, the processing unit 331 reads the variable physicalparameter range code UN8A being equal to the measurement value targetrange code EM1T by using the storage unit 332, and performs the checkoperation ZP85 used to check an arithmetic relation KP85 between theobtained physical parameter target range code UQ1U and the readmeasurement value target range code EM1T. The check operation ZP85 isconfigured to compare the obtained physical parameter target range codeUQ1U and the read measurement value target range code EM1T by performinga data comparison CE85 for the measurement application function FA81 todecide whether the obtained physical parameter target range code UQ1Uand the read measurement value target range code EM1T are different.

Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determines a codedifference DX85 between the obtained physical parameter target rangecode UQ1U and the variable physical parameter range code UN8A, beingequal to the obtained measurement value target range code EM1T, byperforming the data comparison CE85, the processing unit 331 causes theoutput component 338 to perform a signal generation operation BY85 forthe measurement application function FA81 within the operation time TY81to generate an operation signal SG85. For example, the operation signalSG85 is a control signal. The output component 338 transmits theoperation signal SG85 to the physical parameter application unit 335.The physical parameter application unit 335 causes the variable physicalparameter QU1A to enter the corresponding physical parameter range RY1ETfrom the physical parameter target range RD1ET in response to theoperation signal SG85. For example, under a condition that theprocessing unit 331 obtains the physical parameter target range codeUQ1U, being equal to the defaulted measurement value candidate rangecode EM12, from the memory location YS12, the physical parameterapplication unit 335 causes the variable physical parameter QU1A inresponse to the operation signal SG85 to enter the physical parametertarget range RD1EU being equal to the physical parameter candidate rangeRD1E2.

For example, the storage unit 332 has a memory location YX8U beingdifferent from the memory location YX8T, and stores a handle CC1U at thememory location YX8U. The memory location YX8U is identified based on amemory address AX8U. The memory address AX8U is defaulted according tothe defaulted physical parameter target state code EW1U. The handle CC1Uis defaulted based on a designated physical parameter QD1U being withinthe physical parameter target range RD1EU. Under a condition that theprocessing unit 331 determines the code difference DX85, the processingunit 331 obtains the memory address AX8U based on the obtained physicalparameter target range code UQ1U being equal to the defaulted physicalparameter target state code EW1U.

The processing unit 331 uses the storage unit 332 based on the obtainedmemory address AX8U to access the handle CC1U, stored at the memorylocation YX8U, to obtain the handle CC1U, and causes the outputcomponent 338 based on the accessed handle CC1U within the operationtime TY81 to perform the signal generation operation BY85 for themeasurement application function FA81 to generate the operation signalSG85. The operation signal SG85 is used to cause the variable physicalparameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter target range RD1EU fromthe physical parameter target range RD1ET.

In some embodiments, the input unit 380 includes the push button 3801and a push button 3802. The push button 3801 is located at a spatiallocation LD91. The push button 3801 is located at a spatial locationLD92 being different from the spatial location LD91. Under a conditionthat the variable physical parameter QU1A is configured to be in thephysical parameter target range RD1ET based on the operation signalSG81: the push button 3801 is associated with the defaulted physicalparameter target range limit ZD1T1; the push button 3802 is associatedwith the defaulted physical parameter target range limit ZD1T2; and theinput unit 380 receives a user input operation BQ81. The user inputoperation BQ81 uses one of the push button 3801 and the push button3802.

Under a condition that the user input operation BQ81 uses the pushbutton 3801, the input unit 380 provides the operation request signalSJ91 to the processing unit 331 in response to the user input operationBQ81 using the push button 3801. The processing unit 331 causes theoutput component 338 in response to the operation request signal SJ91 totransmit the operation signal SG82 toward the physical parameterapplication unit 335. The operation signal SG82 is used to cause thevariable physical parameter QU1A to enter the specific physicalparameter range RD1E5 through the defaulted physical parameter targetrange limit ZD1T1.

Under a condition that the user input operation BQ81 uses the pushbutton 3802, the input unit 380 provides an operation request signalSJ71 to the processing unit 331 in response to the user input operationBQ81 using the push button 3802. The processing unit 331 causes theoutput component 338 in response to the operation request signal SJ71 totransmit an operation signal SG72 toward the physical parameterapplication unit 335. The operation signal SG72 is used to cause thevariable physical parameter QU1A through the defaulted physicalparameter target range limit ZD1T2 to enter a specific physicalparameter range RD2E5 which included in the plurality of differentphysical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . . The specificphysical parameter range RD2E5 is different from each of the physicalparameter target range RD1ET and the specific physical parameter rangeRD1E5.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QU1A is configured to be in the physical parameter targetrange RD1EU based on the operation signal SG85: the push button 3801 isassociated with the defaulted physical parameter target range limitZD1U1; the push button 3802 is associated with the defaulted physicalparameter target range limit ZD1U2; and the input unit 380 receives auser input operation BQ82. The user input operation BQ82 uses one of thepush button 3801 and the push button 3802.

Under a condition that the user input operation BQ82 uses the pushbutton 3801, the input unit 380 provides the operation request signalSJ92 to the processing unit 331 in response to the user input operationBQ82 using the push button 3801. The processing unit 331 causes theoutput component 338 in response to the operation request signal SJ92 totransmit the operation signal SG87 toward the physical parameterapplication unit 335. The operation signal SG87 is used to cause thevariable physical parameter QU1A to enter the specific physicalparameter range RD1E6 through the defaulted physical parameter targetrange limit ZD1U1.

Under a condition that the user input operation BQ82 uses the pushbutton 3802, the input unit 380 provides an operation request signalSJ72 to the processing unit 331 in response to the user input operationBQ82 using the push button 3802. The processing unit 331 causes theoutput component 338 in response to the operation request signal SJ72 totransmit an operation signal SG77 toward the physical parameterapplication unit 335. The operation signal SG77 is used to cause thevariable physical parameter QU1A through the defaulted physicalparameter target range limit ZD1U2 to enter a specific physicalparameter range RD2E6 which is included in the plurality of differentphysical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . . The specificphysical parameter range RD2E6 is different from each of the physicalparameter target range RD1EU and the specific physical parameter rangeRD1E6.

Please refer to FIG. 37 , FIG. 38 , FIG. 39 and FIG. 40 . FIG. 37 is aschematic diagram showing an implementation structure 9046 of thecontrol system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 38 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9047 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 39 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9048 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 40 is aschematic diagram showing an implementation structure 9049 of thecontrol system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 37 , FIG. 38 ,FIG. 39 and FIG. 40 , each of the implementation structure 9046, theimplementation structure 9047, the implementation structure 9048 and theimplementation structure 9049 includes the control device 212 and thefunctional device 130. The control device 212 includes the operationunit 297 and the state-change detector 475.

The functional device 130 includes the operation unit 397, the storageunit 332, the sensing unit 334, the physical parameter application unit335 and a physical parameter application unit 735. The operation unit397 includes the processing unit 331, the receiving unit 337, thetransmission unit 384 and the output component 338 coupled to theprocessing unit 331. The output component 338 is located in the outsideof the processing unit 331, and is controlled by the processing unit 331control. For example, the physical parameter application unit 735 is afunctional target. The state-change detector 475 is a triggerapplication unit, and provides the trigger signal SX8A to the operationunit 297 in response to the trigger event EQ81. For example, the triggersignal SX8A is an operation request signal.

In some embodiments, the functional device 130 further includes aphysical parameter application unit 735 coupled to the operation unit397, and a multiplexer 363 coupled to the operation unit 397. Thephysical parameter application unit 735 is coupled to the outputcomponent 338, and includes a physical parameter formation area AU21.The physical parameter formation area AU21 has a variable physicalparameter QU2A. The multiplexer 363 has an input terminal 3631, an inputterminal 3632, a control terminal 363C and an output terminal 363P. Thecontrol terminal 363C is coupled to the processing unit 331. Forexample, the physical parameter application unit 735 is a physicallyrealizable functional unit, and has a functional structure being similarto the physical parameter application unit 335. For example, thephysical parameter application unit 735 is disposed in one of the insideof the functional device 130 and the outside of the functional device130.

The input terminal 3631 is coupled to the physical parameter formationarea AU11. The input terminal 3632 is coupled to the physical parameterformation area AU21. The output terminal 363P is coupled to the sensingunit 334. For example, the variable physical parameter QU1A and thevariable physical parameter QU2A are a fourth variable electricalparameter and a fifth variable electrical parameter respectively. Forexample, the fourth variable electrical parameter and the fifth variableelectrical parameter are a fourth variable electrical voltage and afifth variable electrical voltage respectively. The input terminal 3631and the output terminal 363P have a first functional relationtherebetween. The first functional relation is equal to one of a firstconduction relation and a first cut-off relation.

The input terminal 3632 and the output terminal 363P have a secondfunctional relation therebetween. The second functional relation isequal to one of a second conduction relation and a second cut-offrelation. Under a condition that the first functional relation is equalto the first conduction relation, the sensing unit 334 is used to sensethe variable physical parameter QU1A through the output terminal 363Pand the input terminal 3631, and is coupled to the physical parameterformation area AU11 through the output terminal 363P and the inputterminal 3631.

Under a condition that the second functional relation is equal to thesecond conduction relation, the sensing unit 334 is used to sense thevariable physical parameter QU2A through the output terminal 363P andthe input terminal 3632, and is coupled to the physical parameterformation area AU21 through the output terminal 363P and the inputterminal 3632. For example, the multiplexer 363 is controlled by theprocessing unit 331, and is an analog multiplexer. For example, thesensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameter QU1A through themultiplexer 363 at an operation time TX81, and senses the variablephysical parameter QU2A through the multiplexer 363 at an operation timeTX82 being different from the operation time TX81.

For example, each of the storage unit 332, the sensing unit 334, themultiplexer 363, the physical parameter application unit 335 and thephysical parameter application unit 735 is coupled to the operation unit397, and is controlled by the processing unit 331. The control device212 is separate from the functional device 130, or the control device212 is in contact with the functional device 130. The operation unit 397is separate from the physical parameter application unit 335, or theoperation unit 397 is in contact with the physical parameter applicationunit 335. The operation unit 397 is separate from the physical parameterapplication unit 735, or the operation unit 397 is in contact with thephysical parameter application unit 735. The operation unit 397 isseparate from the sensing unit 334, or the operation unit 397 is incontact with the sensing unit 334. The control device 212 is used tocontrol the variable physical parameter QU2A.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter application unit 335 isidentified by an application unit identifier HA2T. The physicalparameter application unit 735 is identified by an application unitidentifier HA22. The physical parameter application unit 335 and thephysical parameter application unit 735 are respectively located atdifferent spatial locations; and each of the physical parameterapplication unit 335 and the physical parameter application unit 735 iscoupled to the processing unit 331 by being coupled to the outputcomponent 338. Each of the application unit identifier HA2T and theapplication unit identifier HA22 is defaulted based on the measurementapplication function specification GAL8. The control signal SC81 furthercarries at least one of the application unit identifier HA2T and theapplication unit identifier HA22.

The receiving unit 337 receives the control signal SC81 from theoperation unit 297. Under a condition that the control signal SC81carries the application unit identifier HA2T, the processing unit 331selects the physical parameter application unit 335 in response to thecontrol signal SC81 to perform a control. Under a condition that thecontrol signal SC81 carries the application unit identifier HA22, theprocessing unit 331 selects the physical parameter application unit 735in response to the control signal SC81 to perform a control. Forexample, the application unit identifier HA2T is a first functional unitnumber. The application unit identifier HA22 is a second functional unitnumber.

For example, the physical parameter application unit 335 is separatefrom the physical parameter application unit 735, or the physicalparameter application unit 335 is separate from the physical parameterapplication unit 735 by a material layer 70U which is disposed betweenthe physical parameter application unit 335 and the physical parameterapplication unit 735. Each of the physical parameter application unit335, the material layer 70U and the physical parameter application unit735 is coupled to a support medium 70M. The functional device 130includes the material layer 70U, or the material layer 70U is disposedin the outside of the functional device 130. The functional device 130includes the support medium 70M, or the support medium 70M is disposedin the outside of the functional device 130. For example, the supportmedium 70M is coupled to the operation unit 397.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the control signal SC81carries the application unit identifier HA2T, the processing unit 331obtains the application unit identifier HA2T from the control signalSC81 in response to the control signal SC81, and causes the sensing unit334 based on the obtained application unit identifier HA2T to sense thevariable physical parameter QU1A, and thereby receives the sense signalSN81 from the sensing unit 334. The processing unit 331 obtains themeasured value VN81 in the designated measurement value format HH81based on the received sense signal SN81, and causes the output component338 based on the obtained application unit identifier HA2T to transmitat least one selected from a group consisting of the operation signalSG81, the operation signal SG82, the operation signal SG85, theoperation signal SG87, the operation signal SG88 and the operationsignal SG89 toward the physical parameter application unit 335.

For example, the processing unit 331 provides a control signal SD81 tothe control terminal 363C based on the obtained application unitidentifier HA2T in response to the control signal SC81. For example, thecontrol signal SD81 is a selection control signal, and serves toindicate the input terminal 3631. The multiplexer 363 causes the firstfunctional relation between the input terminal 3631 and the outputterminal 363P to be equal to the first conduction relation in responseto the control signal SD81. Under a condition that the first functionalrelation is equal to the first conduction relation, the sensing unit 334senses the variable physical parameter QU1A to generate the sense signalSN81, so that the processing unit 331 receives the sense signal SN81from the sensing unit 334. Under a condition that the first functionalrelation is equal to the first conduction relation, the sensing unit 334senses the variable physical parameter QU1A to generate the sense signalSN85, so that the processing unit 331 receives the sense signal SN85from the sensing unit 334.

The storage unit 332 has the storage space SU11. The storage unit 332further stores the rated range limit value pair DD1A, the variablephysical parameter range code UN8A, the target range limit value pairDN1T, the handle CC1T, the candidate range limit value pair DN1B and thehandle CC12 in the storage space SU11 based on the defaulted applicationunit identifier HA2T. The processing unit 331 further uses the storageunit 332 based on the obtained application unit identifier HA2T toaccess any of the rated range limit value pair DD1A, the variablephysical parameter range code UN8A, the target range limit value pairDN1T, the handle CC1T, the candidate range limit value pair DN1B and thehandle CC12.

In some embodiments, the first memory address AM8T is defaulted based onthe defaulted application unit identifier HA2T, the defaultedmeasurement value target range code EM1T and the defaulted measurementrange limit data code type identifier HN81. The processing unit 331 usesthe obtained application unit identifier HA2T, the obtained measurementvalue target range code EM1T and the obtained measurement range limitdata code type identifier HN81 to obtain the first memory address AM8Tin response to the control signal SC81, and uses the storage unit 332based on the obtained first memory address AM8T to access the targetrange limit value pair DN1T, stored at the first memory location YM8T,to obtain the target range limit value pair DN1T.

For example, the memory address AX8T is defaulted based on the defaultedapplication unit identifier HA2T, the defaulted measurement value targetrange code EM1T and the defaulted handle type identifier HC81. Under acondition that the processing unit 331 determines the correspondingphysical parameter range RY1ET which the variable physical parameterQU1A is currently in, the processing unit 331 obtains the memory addressAX8T based on the obtained application unit identifier HA2T, theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the obtainedhandle type identifier HC81, and uses the storage unit 332 based on theobtained memory address AX8T to access the handle CC1T, stored at thememory location YX8T, to obtain the handle CC1T. For example, thestorage unit 332 further stores the measurement time length value CL8V,the clock reference time value NR81 and the measurement time lengthvalue VH8T to cause the storage space SU11 to further have themeasurement time length value CL8V, the clock reference time value NR81and the measurement time length value VH8T.

The processing unit 331 obtains the measurement time length value CL8Vfrom the storage space SU11 in response to the control signal SC88. Theprocessing unit 331 causes the storage unit 332 to store the clockreference time value NR81 and the measurement time length value VH8Tbased on the defaulted measurement value designation range code EL1T.The control signal SC81 carries the measurement value designation rangecode EL1T. The processing unit 331 obtains the measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T from the control signal SC81, and accessesthe clock reference time value NR81 and the measurement time lengthvalue VH8T, stored in the storage space SU11, based on the obtainedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T to obtain the clockreference time value NR81 and the measurement time length value VH8T.The processing unit 331 performs the scientific calculation ME85 toobtain the application range limit value pair DQ1U based on the obtainedmeasurement time length value VH8T and the obtained clock reference timevalue NR81.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the corresponding physical parameter range RY1ET which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in, the processing unit331 performs the signal generation control GY81 used to control theoutput component 338 based on the obtained application unit identifierHA2T and the obtained handle CC1T. The output component 338 performs thesignal generation operation BY81 for the measurement applicationfunction FA81 to generate the operation signal SG81 in response to thesignal generation control GY81, and causes the output component 338 totransmit the operation signal SG81 toward the physical parameterapplication unit 335. The operation signal SG81 is used to control thephysical parameter application unit 335 to cause the variable physicalparameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter target range RD1ET.

For example, the processing unit 331 provides a control signal SF81 tothe output component 338 by performing the signal generation controlGY81. The output component 338 performs the signal generation operationBY81 to generate the operation signal SG81 in response to the controlsignal SF81. Under a condition that the processing unit 331 determinesthe physical parameter application state JE1L which the variablephysical parameter QU1A is currently in based on the physical parameterrelation check control GX8T, the processing unit 331 performs the signalgeneration control GY81 used to control the output component 338 basedon the obtained application unit identifier HA2T and the obtained handleCC1T within the operation time TF81. The physical parameter applicationstate JE1L is determined beforehand based on the physical parameterapplication range RD1EL.

For example, the output component 338 includes an output terminal 338Pand an output terminal 338Q. The output terminal 338P is coupled to thephysical parameter application unit 335. The output terminal 338P iscoupled to the physical parameter application unit 735. The outputterminal 338P and the output terminal 338Q are respectively located atdifferent spatial locations. The defaulted application unit identifierHA2T is configured to indicate the output terminal 338P. The defaultedapplication unit identifier HA22 is configured to indicate the outputterminal 338Q. For example, the control signal SC81 causes theprocessing unit 331 to select the physical parameter application unit335 to perform a control by carrying the application unit identifierHA2T which is configured to indicate the output terminal 338P. Thesignal generation control GY81 serves to indicate the output terminal338P, and is used to cause the output component 338 to receive thecontrol signal SF81. The control signal SF81 serves to indicate theoutput terminal 338P. The output component 338 performs the signalgeneration operation BY81, using the output terminal 338P, to transmitthe operation signal SG81 toward the physical parameter application unit335 in response to one of the signal generation control GY81 and thecontrol signal SF81.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 331determines the physical parameter application state JE1T which thevariable physical parameter QU1A is currently in based on the physicalparameter relation check control GX8U, the processing unit 331 performsthe signal generation control GY85 used to control the output component338 based on the obtained application unit identifier HA2T and theobtained handle CC1U within the operation time TY81. The outputcomponent 338 performs the signal generation operation BY85 for themeasurement application function FA81 to generate the operation signalSG85 in response to the signal generation control GY85, and causes theoutput component 338 to transmit the operation signal SG85 toward thephysical parameter application unit 335. For example, the processingunit 331 provides a control signal SF85 to the output component 338 byperforming the signal generation control GY85. The output component 338performs the signal generation operation BY85 to generate the operationsignal SG85 in response to the control signal SF85.

The operation signal SG85 is used to control the physical parameterapplication unit 335 to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A toenter the physical parameter target range RD1EU from the physicalparameter target range RD1ET. For example, the signal generation controlGY85 serves to indicate the output terminal 338P, and is used to causethe output component 338 to receive the control signal SF85. The controlsignal SF85 serves to indicate the output terminal 338P. The outputcomponent 338 performs the signal generation operation BY85, using theoutput terminal 338P, to transmit the operation signal SG85 toward thephysical parameter application unit 335 in response to one of the signalgeneration control GY85 and the control signal SF85.

In some embodiments, the receiving unit 337 receives a control signalSC97 from the control device 212. The control signal SC97 carries theapplication unit identifier HA22. Under a condition that the controlsignal SC97 carries the application unit identifier HA22, the processingunit 331 obtains the application unit identifier HA22 from the controlsignal SC97 in response to the control signal SC97, and provides acontrol signal SD82 to the control terminal 363C based on the obtainedapplication unit identifier HA22. For example, the control signal SD82is a selection control signal, serves to indicate the input terminal3632, and is different from the control signal SD81. For example, thecontrol signal SC97 is the control signal SC81. Under a condition thatthe control signal SC81 carries the application unit identifier HA22,the processing unit 331 obtains the application unit identifier HA22from the control signal SC81 in response to the control signal SC81.

The multiplexer 363

causes the second functional relation between the input terminal 3632and the output terminal 363P to be equal to the second conductionrelation in response to the control signal SD82. Under a condition thatthe second functional relation is equal to the second conductionrelation, the sensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameterQU1A to generate a sense signal SN91. The processing unit 331 receivesthe sense signal SN91 from the sensing unit 334, and obtains a measuredvalue VN91 in the designated measurement value format HH81 based on thereceived sense signal SN91. For example, the control signal SC97 causesthe processing unit 331 to select the physical parameter applicationunit 735 to perform a control by carrying the application unitidentifier HA22 which is configured to indicate the output terminal338Q.

In a specific situation, the processing unit 331 performs a signalgeneration control GY97 used to control the output component 338 basedon the obtained measured value VN91 and the obtained application unitidentifier HA22. The signal generation control GY97 serves to indicatethe output terminal 338Q, and is used to cause the output component 338to receive a control signal SF97. The control signal SF97 serves toindicate the output terminal 338Q. The output component 338 performs asignal generation operation BY97, using the output terminal 338Q, totransmit an operation signal SG97 toward the physical parameterapplication unit 735 in response to one of the signal generation controlGY97 and the control signal SF97. The operation signal SG97 is used tocontrol the variable physical parameter QU2A, and is one of a functionalsignal and a control signal. For example, the processing unit 331provides the control signal SF97 to the output component 338 byperforming the signal generation control GY97. The output component 338performs the signal generation operation BY97 to generate the operationsignal SG97 in response to the control signal SF97.

Please refer to FIG. 41 , which is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9050 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 41 , the implementation structure 9050 includes thefunctional device 130 and the control device 212 for controlling thefunctional device 130. In some embodiments, the functional device 130has the variable physical parameter QU1A associated with the clock timeTH1A. The variable physical parameter QU1A is characterized based on thephysical parameter target range RD1ET. The clock time TH1A ischaracterized based on the clock time designation interval HR1ET. Theclock time designation interval HR1ET is associated with the physicalparameter target range RD1ET. The control device 212 for controlling thevariable physical parameter QU1A includes a sensing unit 260 and theoperation unit 297.

The sensing unit 260 senses a variable physical parameter QP1A togenerate a sense signal SM81. For example, the variable physicalparameter QP1A is characterized based on a physical parameterapplication range RC1EL which is represented by a measurement valueapplication range RM1L. The operation unit 297 is coupled to the sensingunit 260. Under a condition that the trigger event EQ81 occurs, theoperation unit 297 obtains a measured value VM81 in response to thesense signal SM81. Under a condition that the operation unit 297determines the physical parameter application range RC1EL which thevariable physical parameter QP1A is currently in by checking amathematical relation KA81 between the measured value VM81 and themeasurement value application range RM1L, the operation unit 297generates the control signal SC81 which serves to indicate the clocktime designation interval HR1ET. For example, the measured value VM81 isa physical parameter measured value.

The control signal SC81 is used to control the functional device 130 tocause the variable physical parameter QU1A to be in the physicalparameter target range RD1ET within the clock time designation intervalHR1ET. The clock time TH1A is further characterized based on the clocktime application interval HR1EU being adjacent to the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET. The variable physical parameter QU1A ischaracterized based on the physical parameter target range RD1EU. Theclock time application interval HR1EU is associated with the physicalparameter target range RD1EU. The control signal SC81 is used to controlthe functional device 130 to cause the variable physical parameter QU1Ato be in the physical parameter target range RD1EU within the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU.

Please refer to FIG. 42 and FIG. 43 . FIG. 42 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9051 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 43 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9052 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown inFIG. 42 and FIG. 43 , each of the implementation structure 9051 and theimplementation structure 9052 includes the functional device 130 and thecontrol device 212. Please additionally refer to FIG. 41 . In someembodiments, the sensing unit 260 is configured to meet a sensorspecification FQ11 associated with the measurement value applicationrange RM1L. For example, the sensor specification FQ11 includes a sensormeasurement range representation GQ8R used to indicate a sensormeasurement range RA8E, and a sensor sensibility representation GQ81used to indicate a sensor sensibility YQ81. The sensor sensibility YQ81is associated with a sense signal generation HE81 performed by thesensing unit 260.

The variable physical parameter QU1A is controlled by means of the timer342, and is characterized based on the physical parameter target rangeRD1ET. The timer 342 senses the clock time TH1A, and meets the timerspecification FT21 associated with the clock time designation intervalHR1ET. For example, the clock time designation interval HR1ET isrepresented by the measurement value designation range RQ1T. The timerspecification FT21 includes the full measurement value rangerepresentation FK8E used to indicate the full measurement value rangeQK8E. For example, the measurement value designation range RQ1T is equalto a portion of the full measurement value range QK8E.

The variable physical parameter QU1A is further controlled by means ofthe sensing unit 334. The sensing unit 334 senses the variable physicalparameter QU1A, and meets the sensor specification FU11 associated withthe physical parameter target range RD1ET. The physical parameter targetrange RD1ET is represented by the measurement value target range RN1T.For example, the sensor specification FU11 includes the sensormeasurement range representation GW8R used to indicate the sensormeasurement range RB8E, and the sensor sensibility representation GW81used to indicate the sensor sensibility YW81. The sensor sensibilityYW81 is equal to or different from the sensor sensibility YQ81. Themeasurement value target range RN1T is defaulted based on the sensormeasurement range representation GW8R, and has the target range limitvalue pair DN1T.

The measured value VM81 is obtained in a designated measurement valueformat HQ81 by the operation unit 297. The variable physical parameterQP1A is further characterized based on a physical parameter candidaterange RC1E2 being different from the physical parameter applicationrange RC1EL. Each of the measurement value application range RM1L and ameasurement value candidate range RM12 representing the physicalparameter candidate range RC1E2 is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HQ81 based on one of the sensor measurementrange representation GQ8R and the sensor specification FQ11. Forexample, each of the measurement value application range RM1L and themeasurement value candidate range RM12 is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HQ81 based on the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GQ8R and the sensor sensibility representation GQ81. Themeasurement value designation range RQ1T is defaulted based on the timerspecification FT21, has the designated range limit value pair DQ1T, andis denoted by a measurement value designation range code EL1T.

In some embodiments, the control signal SC81 carries the measurementvalue designation range code EL1T, the designated range limit value pairDQ1T, the physical parameter application state code EW1T and the handleCC1T, and is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to be inthe physical parameter target range RD1ET within the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET. For example, the handle CC1T is defaultedbased on a designated physical parameter QD1T being within the physicalparameter target range RD1ET. The control signal SC81 serves to indicateat least one of the measurement value designation range RQ1T and theclock time designation interval HR1ET by carrying the designated rangelimit value pair DQ1T. The control signal SC81 serves to indicate atleast one of the measurement value designation range RQ1T and the clocktime designation interval HR1ET by carrying the measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T.

The measurement value application range RM1L has an application rangelimit value pair DM1L. For example, the application range limit valuepair DM1L is defaulted. The operation unit 297 obtains the applicationrange limit value pair DM1L in response to the trigger event EQ81, andchecks the mathematical relation KA81 by comparing the measured valueVM81 and the obtained application range limit value pair DM1L. Themeasurement value candidate range RM12 has a candidate range limit valuepair DM1B. For example, the candidate range limit value pair DM1B isdefaulted. The operation unit 297 obtains the defaulted candidate rangelimit value pair DM1B in response to the trigger event EQ81.

For example, the operation unit 297 includes a trigger application unit281. The trigger event EQ81 is associated with the trigger applicationunit 281. The trigger application unit 281 generates an operationrequest signal SX81 in response to the trigger event EQ81. The operationunit 297 obtains the measured value VM81 based on the sense signal SM81in response to the operation request signal SX81, and obtains theapplication range limit value pair DM1L in response to the operationrequest signal SX81.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter application range RC1EL isconfigured to correspond to a corresponding physical parameter rangeRW1EL being outside the physical parameter application range RC1EL.Under a condition that the operation unit 297 determines thecorresponding physical parameter range RW1EL which the variable physicalparameter QP1A is currently in by checking the mathematical relationKA81, the operation unit 297 performs a data comparison CA91 between themeasured value VM81 and the obtained reference range limit value pairDM1B. Under a condition that the operation unit 297 determines thephysical parameter candidate range RC1E2 which the variable physicalparameter QP1A is currently in based on the data comparison CA91, theoperation unit 297 generates a control signal SC82 used to control thevariable physical parameter QU1A, wherein the control signal SC82 isdifferent from the control signal SC81.

Under a condition that the operation unit 297 determines the physicalparameter application range RC1EL which the variable physical parameterQP1A is currently in by checking the mathematical relation KA81, theoperation unit 297 is configured to obtain a control data code CK8Twhich includes the measurement value designation range code EL1T, thedesignated range limit value pair DQ1T, the physical parameterapplication state code EW1T and the handle CC1T, performs a signalgeneration control GS81 used to generate the control signal SC81 basedon the control data code CK8T, and performs a data storage controloperation GT81, wherein the data storage control operation GT81 is usedto cause a physical parameter application range code UM8L, denoting thedetermined physical parameter application range RC1EL, to be recorded.The variable physical parameter QU1A and the variable physical parameterQP1A respectively belong to the physical parameter type TU11 and aphysical parameter type TP11. For example, the physical parameter typeTU11 is equal to or different from the physical parameter type TP11. Forexample, the data storage control operation GT81 is a secure operation.

In some embodiments, the clock time designation interval HR1ET has thedesignated time length LH8T. The designated time length LH8T is denotedby the measurement time length value VH8T. The control signal SC81further carries the measurement time length value VH8T. The carrieddesignated range limit value pair DQ1T and the carried measurement timelength value VH8T are used to cause the functional device 130 to obtainthe application range limit value pair DQ1U; therefore, the controlsignal SC81 is used to cause the functional device 130 to check the timerelation KT81 between the clock time TH1A and the clock time applicationinterval HR1EU, and is used to control the functional device 130 tocause the variable physical parameter QU1A to be in the physicalparameter target range RD1EU within the clock time application intervalHR1EU.

For example, the control signal SC81 further carries the target rangelimit value pair DN1T. The control signal SC81

serves to indicate at least one of the measurement value target rangeRN1T and the physical parameter target range RD1ET by carrying thetarget range limit value pair DN1T. The control data code CK8T furtherincludes the measurement time length value VH8T and the target rangelimit value pair DN1T.

Please refer to FIG. 44 , FIG. 45 , FIG. 46 , FIG. 47 , FIG. 48 , FIG.49 and FIG. 50 . FIG. 44 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9053 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 45 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure9053 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 46 is a schematicdiagram showing an implementation structure 9055 of the control system901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 47 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9056 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 48 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure9057 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 49 is a schematicdiagram showing an implementation structure 9058 of the control system901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 50 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9059 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 44 , FIG. 45 , FIG. 46 , FIG. 47 , FIG. 48 , FIG. 49and FIG. 50 , each of the implementation structure 9052, theimplementation structure 9053, the implementation structure 9054, theimplementation structure 9055, the implementation structure 9056, theimplementation structure 9057, the implementation structure 9058 and theimplementation structure 9059 includes the control device 212 and thefunctional device 130.

Please additionally refer to FIG. 41 . In some embodiments, the variablephysical parameter QU1A and the variable physical parameter QP1A arerespectively formed at a practical location LD81 and a practicallocation LC81 being different from the practical location LD81. Theoperation unit 297 is configured to perform a measurement applicationfunction FB81 associated with the physical parameter application rangeRC1EL, and includes a processing unit 230 coupled to the sensing unit260, a transmission unit 240 coupled to the processing unit 230, and adisplay unit 460 coupled to the processing unit 230. The measurementapplication function FB81 is configured to meet a measurementapplication function specification GBL8 associated with the physicalparameter application range RC1EL. For example, the measurementapplication function FB81 is a trigger application function. Themeasurement application function specification GBL8 is a triggerapplication function specification. The transmission unit 240 is anoutput unit.

The sensing unit 260 is configured to meet a sensor specification FQ11associated with the measurement value application range RM1L. Forexample, the sensor specification FQ11 includes a sensor measurementrange representation GQ8R used to indicate a sensor measurement rangeRA8E, and a sensor sensibility representation GQ81 used to indicate asensor sensibility YQ81. The sensor sensibility YQ81 is associated witha sense signal generation HE81 performed by the sensing unit 260. Forexample, when the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the sensing unit 260 sensesthe variable physical parameter QP1A to perform the sense signalgeneration HE81 being dependent on the sensor sensibility YQ81, whereinthe sense signal generation HE81 is used to generate the sense signalSM81.

The variable physical parameter QU1A is controlled by means of the timer342. The timer 342 meets the timer specification FT21 associated withthe clock time designation interval HR1ET. For example, the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET is represented by the measurement valuedesignation range RQ1T. The timer specification FT21 includes the fullmeasurement value range representation FK8E used to indicate the fullmeasurement value range QK8E. For example, the measurement valuedesignation range RQ1T is equal to a portion of the full measurementvalue range QK8E.

The variable physical parameter QU1A is controlled by means of thesensing unit 334. The sensing unit 334 is configured to meet the sensorspecification FU11 associated with the measurement value target rangeRN1T. For example, the sensor specification FU11 includes the sensormeasurement range representation GW8R used to indicate the sensormeasurement range RB8E, and the sensor sensibility representation GW81used to indicate the sensor sensibility YW81. The sensor sensibilityYW81 is equal to or different from the sensor sensibility YQ81.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the trigger event EQ81occurs, the processing unit 230 obtains the measured value VM81 in adesignated measurement value format HQ81 in response to the sense signalSM81. For example, the designated measurement value format HQ81 ischaracterized based on a designated bit number UX81. Under a conditionthat the processing unit 230 determines the physical parameterapplication range RC1EL which the variable physical parameter QP1A iscurrently in, the processing unit 230 causes the transmission unit 240to generate the control signal SC81. The variable physical parameterQP1A is further characterized based on a rated physical parameter rangeRC1E. For example, the rated physical parameter range RC1E isrepresented by a rated measurement value range RC1N, and includes aplurality of different physical parameter reference ranges RC1E1, RC1E2,. . . which are respectively represented by a plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RM11, RM12, . . . .

The plurality of different physical parameter reference ranges RC1E1,RC1E2, . . . includes the physical parameter application range RC1EL.The measurement application function specification GBL8 includes thetimer specification FT21, the sensor specification FQ11, a ratedphysical parameter range representation GB8E used to indicate the ratedphysical parameter range RC1E, and a physical parameter applicationrange representation GB8L used to indicate the physical parameterapplication range RC1EL. The physical parameter target range RD1ET isindicated by a physical parameter candidate range representation GA8T.For example, the physical parameter candidate range representation GA8Tis defaulted.

The rated measurement value range RC1N is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HQ81 based on the rated physical parameterrange representation GB8E, the sensor measurement range representationGQ8R and a data coding operation ZR81 used to convert the rated physicalparameter range representation GB1E, has a rated range limit value pairDC1A, and includes the plurality of different measurement valuereference ranges RM11, RM12, . . . which are respectively denoted by aplurality of different measurement value reference range codes EH11,EH12, . . . . For example, the rated range limit value pair DC isdefaulted in the designated measurement value format HQ81. Each of therated measurement value range RC1N and the rated range limit value pairDC1A is defaulted in the designated measurement value format HQ81 basedon one of the sensor measurement range representation GQ8R and thesensor specification FQ11.

In some embodiments, the plurality of different measurement valuereference ranges RM11, RM12, . . . includes the measurement valueapplication range RM1L. The measurement value application range RM1L isdenoted by a measurement value application range code EH1L included inthe plurality of different measurement value reference range codes EH11,EH12, . . . , and has an application range limit value pair DM1L;thereby the measurement value application range code EH1L is configuredto indicate the physical parameter application range RC1EL. For example,each of the plurality of different measurement value reference rangecodes EH11, EH12, . . . is defaulted based on the measurementapplication function specification GBL8.

The application range limit value pair DM1L includes an applicationrange limit value DM15 of the measurement value application range RM1Land an application range limit value DM16 being opposite to theapplication range limit value DM15, and is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HQ81 based on the physical parameterapplication range representation GB8L, the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GQ8R and a data coding operation ZR82 used to convert thephysical parameter application range representation GB8L. Themeasurement value application range RM1L is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HQ81 based on the physical parameterapplication range representation GB8L, the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GQ8R and the data coding operation ZR82.

The measurement value target range RN1T is defaulted based on thephysical parameter candidate range representation GA8T, the sensormeasurement range representation GQ8R and a data coding operation ZX83used to convert the physical parameter candidate range representationGA8T, and is denoted by the measurement value target range code EM1T.The control device 212 further includes a storage unit 250 coupled tothe processing unit 230, and includes a trigger application unit 281coupled to the processing unit 230. The storage unit 250 stores thedefaulted rated range limit value pair DC1A and a variable physicalparameter range code UM8A. For example, the measurement value targetrange RN1T has a target range limit value pair DN1T.

In some embodiments, when the trigger event EQ81 associated with thetrigger application unit 281 occurs, the variable physical parameterrange code UM8A is equal to a specific measurement value range code EH14selected from the plurality of different measurement value referencerange codes EH11, EH12, . . . . For example, the specific measurementvalue range code EH14 indicates a specific physical parameter rangeRC1E4 which is previously determined by the processing unit 230 based ona sensing operation ZM81. The specific physical parameter range RC1E4 isselected from the plurality of different physical parameter referenceranges RC1E1, RC1E2, . . . . The sensing operation ZM81 performed by thesensing unit 260 is used to sense the variable physical parameter QP1A.Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the specific measurement valuerange code EH14 is assigned to the variable physical parameter rangecode UM8A.

For example, before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit230 obtains the specific measurement value range code EH14. Under acondition that the processing unit 230 determines the specific physicalparameter range RC1E4 based on the sensing operation ZM81 before thetrigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 assigns the obtainedspecific measurement value range code EH14 to the variable physicalparameter range code UM8A by using the storage unit 250. The specificmeasurement value range code EH14 denotes a specific measurement valuerange which is configured to represent the specific physical parameterrange RC1E4. The specific measurement value range is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HQ81 based on the sensor measurementrange representation GQ8R. For example, the sensing unit 260 performs asense signal generation being dependent on the sensor sensibility YQ81to generate a sense signal by performing the sensing operation ZM81.

Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 receivesthe sense signal, obtains a specific measured value in the designatedmeasurement value format HQ81 in response to the sense signal, andperforms a specific check operation used to check a mathematicalrelation between the specific measured value and the specificmeasurement value range. Under a condition that the processing unit 230determines the specific physical parameter range RC1E4 which thevariable physical parameter QP1A is in based on the specific checkoperation, the processing unit 230 assigns the obtained specificmeasurement value range code EH14 to the variable physical parameterrange code UM8A by using the storage unit 250. The processing unit 230decides in response to a specific sensing operation, used to sense thevariable physical parameter QP1A, whether the processing unit 230 is touse the storage unit 250 to change the variable physical parameter rangecode UM8A. For example, the specific sensing operation is performed bythe sensing unit 260.

In some embodiments, the trigger application unit 281 provides anoperation request signal SX81 to the processing unit 230 in response tothe trigger event EQ81, and thereby causes the processing unit 230 toreceive the operation request signal SX81. Under a condition that thetrigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 obtains an operationreference data code XK81 from the storage unit 250 in response to theoperation request signal SX81, and performs a data determination AE8Ausing the operation reference data code XK81 by running a datadetermination procedure NE8A to determine the measurement valueapplication range code EH1L selected from the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EH11, EH12, . . . in order toselect the measurement value application range RM1L from the pluralityof different measurement value reference ranges RM11, RM12, . . . .

The operation reference data code XK81 is equal to a permissiblereference data code which is defaulted based on the measurementapplication function specification GBL8. The data determinationprocedure NE8A is built based on the measurement application functionspecification GBL8. The data determination AE8A is one of a datadetermination operation AE81 and a data determination operation AE82.Under a condition that the operation reference data code XK81 isobtained to be equal to the specific measurement value range code EH14by accessing the variable physical parameter range code UM8A stored inthe storage unit 250, the data determination AE8A being the datadetermination operation AE81 determines the measurement valueapplication range code EH1L based on the obtained specific measurementvalue range code EH14. For example, the determined measurement valueapplication range code EH1L is equal to or different from the obtainedspecific measurement value range code EH14.

Under a condition that the operation reference data code XK81 isobtained to be equal to the defaulted rated range limit value pair DC1Aby accessing the rated range limit value pair DC1A stored in the storageunit 250, the data determination AE8A being the data determinationoperation AE82 selects the measurement value application range code EH1Lfrom the plurality of different measurement value reference range codesEH11, EH12, . . . by performing a scientific calculation MF81 using themeasured value VM81 and the obtained rated range limit value pair DC1Ato determine the measurement value application range code EH1L. Forexample, the scientific calculation MF81 is performed based on aspecific empirical formula XP81. The specific empirical formula XP81 isformulated beforehand based on the defaulted rated range limit valuepair DC1A and the plurality of different measurement value referencerange codes EH11, EH12, . . . . For example, the specific empiricalformula XP81 is formulated beforehand based on the measurementapplication function specification GBL8.

The processing unit 230 obtains the application range limit value pairDM1L based on the determined measurement value application range codeEH1L, and checks the mathematical relation KA81 based on a datacomparison CA81 between the measured value VM81 and the obtainedapplication range limit value pair DM1L to make a logical decision PH81on whether the measured value VM81 is within the selected measurementvalue application range RM1L. Under a condition that the logicaldecision PH81 is positive, the processing unit 230 determines thephysical parameter application range RC1EL which the variable physicalparameter QP1A is currently in.

For example, under a condition that the application range limit valueDM15 is different from the application range limit value DM16 and themeasured value VM81 is between the application range limit value DM15and the application range limit value DM16, the processing unit 230makes the logical decision PH81 to be positive by comparing the measuredvalue VM81 and the obtained application range limit value pair DM1L.Under a condition that the application range limit value DM15, theapplication range limit value DM16 and the measured value VM81 areequal, the processing unit 230 makes the logical decision PH81 to bepositive by comparing the measured value VM81 and the obtainedapplication range limit value pair DM1L.

In some embodiments, the control device 212 has the variable physicalparameter QP1A. The variable physical parameter QU1A exists in thefunctional device 130. The trigger event EQ81 is one selected from agroup consisting of a trigger action event, a user input event, a signalinput event, a state change event, an identification medium appearanceevent and an integer overflow event, and is applied to the measurementapplication function FB81. Before the trigger event EQ81 being thetrigger action event occurs, the receiving unit 337 receives a controlsignal SC80 from the transmission unit 240. The processing unit 331performs a signal generation control GY80 used to control the outputcomponent 338 in response to the received control signal SC80. Theoutput component 338 generates an operation signal SG80 used to controlthe variable physical parameter QU1A in response to the signalgeneration control GY80. The physical parameter application unit 335receives the operation signal SG80 from the output component 338, andperforms the specific functional operation ZH81 associated with thevariable physical parameter QU1A in response to the received operationsignal SG80. Under a condition that the trigger event EQ81 being thetrigger action event is to occur, the functional device 130 isconfigured to perform the specific functional operation ZH81 associatedwith the variable physical parameter QU1A. For example, the specificfunctional operation ZH81 is used to cause the trigger action event tooccur.

The measurement application function FB81 is associated with a memoryunit 25Y1. The measurement value designation range RQ1T is denoted bythe measurement value designation range code EL1T; thereby themeasurement value designation range code EL1T is configured to indicatethe clock time designation interval HR1ET. For example, the measurementvalue designation range code EL1T is defaulted based on the measurementapplication function specification GBL8. The defaulted measurement valueapplication range code EH1L and the defaulted measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T have a mathematical relation KY81therebetween.

The memory unit 25Y1 has a memory location PM8L and a memory locationPV8L being different from the memory location PM8L, stores theapplication range limit value pair DM1L at the memory location PM8L, andstores a control data code CK8T at the memory location PV8L. Forexample, each of the memory location PM8L and the memory location PV8Lis identified based on the defaulted measurement value application rangecode EH1L. The control data code CK8T includes the measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T. For example, each of the application rangelimit value pair DM1L and the control data code CK8T is stored by thememory unit 25Y1 based on the defaulted measurement value applicationrange code EH1L. The control data code CK8T further includes themeasurement value target range code EM1T.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 230 performs a data acquisitionAF8A using the determined measurement value application range code EH1Lby running a data acquisition procedure NF8A to obtain the applicationrange limit value pair DM1L. For example, the data acquisition AF8A isone of a data acquisition operation AF81 and a data acquisitionoperation AF82. The data acquisition procedure NF8A is built based onthe measurement application function specification GBL8. The dataacquisition operation AF81 uses the memory unit 25Y1 based on thedetermined measurement value application range code EH1L to access theapplication range limit value pair DM1L, stored at the memory locationPM8L, to obtain the application range limit value pair DM1L.

The data acquisition operation AF82 fetches the defaulted rated rangelimit value pair DC1A by reading the rated range limit value pair DC1Astored in the storage unit 250, and obtains the application range limitvalue pair DM1L by performing a scientific calculation MG81 using thedetermined measurement value application range code EH1L and the fetchedrated range limit value pair DC1A. For example, the rated range limitvalue pair DC1A includes a rated range limit value DC11 of the ratedmeasurement value range RC1N and a rated range limit value DC12 beingopposite to the rated range limit value DC11, and is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HQ81 based on the rated physicalparameter range representation GB8E, the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GQ8R and the data coding operation ZR81.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 230determines the physical parameter application range RC1EL the variablephysical parameter QP1A is currently in, the processing unit 230performs a data acquisition AG8A using the determined measurement valueapplication range code EH1L to obtain a control application code UA8T.For example, the data acquisition AG8A is one of a data acquisitionoperation AG81 and a data acquisition operation AG82.

The data acquisition operation AG81 uses the memory unit 25Y1 based onthe determined measurement value application range code EH1L to accessthe control data code CK8T stored at the memory location PV8L to obtainthe control application code UA8T being equal to the control data codeCK8T. The data acquisition operation AG82 obtains the controlapplication code UA8T being equal to the defaulted measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T by performing a scientific calculation MQ81using the determined measurement value application range code EH1L andthe mathematical relation KY81.

The processing unit 230 performs a signal generation control GS81 forthe measurement application function FB81 to control the transmissionunit 240 within an operation time TD81 based on the obtained controlapplication code UA8T. The transmission unit 240 performs a signalgeneration operation BS81 for the measurement application function FB81in response to the signal generation control GS81 to generate thecontrol signal SC81. For example, the control signal SC81 serves toindicate at least one of the measurement value designation range RQ1Tand the clock time designation interval HR1ET by carrying themeasurement value designation range code EL1T, and is used to cause thevariable physical parameter QU1A to be in the physical parameter targetrange RD1ET within the clock time designation interval HR1ET. Forexample, the control signal SC81 carries the control message CG81. Theprocessing unit 230 causes the transmission unit 240 based on theobtained control application code UA8T to generate the control messageCG81.

In some embodiments, the plurality of different physical parameterreference ranges RC1E1, RC1E2, . . . further includes a physicalparameter candidate range RC1E2 being different from the physicalparameter application range RC1EL. The plurality of differentmeasurement value reference ranges RM11, RM12, . . . have a totalreference range number NS81, and further includes a measurement valuecandidate range RM12 representing the physical parameter candidate rangeRC1E2. The measurement application function specification GBL8 furtherincludes a physical parameter candidate range representation GB82 usedto indicate the physical parameter candidate range RC1E2.

The measurement value candidate range RM12 is denoted by a measurementvalue candidate range code EH12 being different from the measurementvalue application range code EH1L, has a candidate range limit valuepair DM1B, and is configured to represent the physical parametercandidate range RC1E2; so that the measurement value candidate rangecode EH12 is configured to indicate the physical parameter candidaterange RC1E2. For example, the candidate range limit value pair DM1B isdefaulted in the designated measurement value format HQ81 based on thephysical parameter candidate range representation GB82, the sensormeasurement range representation GQ8R and a data coding operation ZR83used to convert the physical parameter candidate range representationGB82.

The measurement value candidate range RM12 is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HQ81 based on the physical parametercandidate range representation GB82, the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GQ8R and the data coding operation ZR83. The totalreference range number NS81 is defaulted based on the measurementapplication function specification GBL8. The processing unit 230 obtainsthe total reference range number NS81 in response to the trigger eventEQ81. The scientific calculation MF81 further uses the obtained totalreference range number NS81. The scientific calculation MG81 furtheruses the obtained total reference range number NS81. For example, thetotal reference range number NS81 is greater than or equal to 2. Forexample, there is the total reference range number NS81≥3; there is thetotal reference range number NS81≥4; there is the total reference rangenumber NS81≥5; there is the total reference range number NS81≥6; andthere is the total reference range number NS81≤255.

In some embodiments, the clock time designation interval HR1ET isadjacent to the clock time application interval HR1EU, and has thebeginning limit time HR1ET1 and the end limit time HR1ET2 being oppositeto the beginning limit time HR1ET1. The functional device 130 receivesthe control signal SC81, obtains the measurement value designation rangecode EL1T and the measurement value target range code EM1T from thereceived control signal SC81, starts the timer 342 based on the obtainedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T, and thereby causes thetimer 342 to measure the clock time TH1A according to the beginninglimit time HR1ET1.

The functional device 130 causes the variable physical parameter QU1A tobe in the physical parameter target range RD1ET within the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET based on the obtained measurement valuetarget range code EM1T. For example, the control signal SC81 carries acontrol message CG81 which is determined based on the controlapplication code UA8T. The control message CG81 includes the measurementvalue designation range code EL1T and the measurement value target rangecode EM1T. For example, the control message CG81 includes the designatedrange limit value pair DQ1T, the target range limit value pair DN1T andthe handle CC1T.

The measurement value application range RM1L is a first portion of therated measurement value range RC1N. The measurement value candidaterange RM12 is a second portion of the rated measurement value rangeRC1N. The physical parameter application range RC1EL is separate fromthe physical parameter candidate range RC1E2, or the physical parameterapplication range RC1EL is adjacent to the physical parameter candidaterange RC1E2. Under a condition that the physical parameter applicationrange RC1EL is separate from the physical parameter candidate rangeRC1E2, the measurement value application range RM1L is separate from themeasurement value candidate range RM12. Under a condition that thephysical parameter application range RC1EL is adjacent to the physicalparameter candidate range RC1E2, the measurement value application rangeRM1L is adjacent to the measurement value candidate range RM12.

For example, the measurement value application range code EH1L isconfigured to be equal to an integer. The rated range limit value DC12is greater than the rated range limit value DC11. The rated range limitvalue DC12 and the rated range limit value DC11 have therebetween arelative value VC11 being relative to the rated range limit value DC11.The relative value VC11 is equal to a calculation result that the ratedrange limit value DC11 is subtracted from the rated range limit valueDC12. For example, the application range limit value pair DM1L isdefaulted based on the rated range limit value DC11, the rated rangelimit value DC12, the integer, and a ratio of the relative value VC11 tothe total reference range number NS11. The scientific calculation MG81uses one selected from a group consisting of the rated range limit valueDC11, the rated range limit value DC12, the integer, the ratio and anycombination thereof.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the logical decision PH81 isnegative, the processing unit 230 determines the measurement valuecandidate range code EH12 selected from the plurality of differentmeasurement value reference range codes EH11, EH12, . . . by performinga fourth scientific calculation MF12 using the determined measurementvalue application range code EH1L in order to select the measurementvalue candidate range RM12 from the plurality of different measurementvalue reference ranges RM11, RM12, . . . .

The processing unit 230 obtains the candidate range limit value pairDM1B based on the determined measurement value candidate range codeEH12, and checks a mathematical relation KA91 between the measured valueVM81 and the selected measurement value candidate range RM12 based on adata comparison CA91 between the measured value VM81 and the obtainedcandidate range limit value pair DM1B to make a logical decision PH91 onwhether the measured value VM81 is within the selected measurement valuecandidate range RM12. Under a condition that the logical decision PH91is positive, the processing unit 230 determines the physical parametercandidate range RC1E2 which the variable physical parameter QP1A iscurrently in.

Under a condition that the processing unit 230 determines the physicalparameter candidate range RC1E2 which the variable physical parameterQP1A in currently in, the processing unit 230 causes the transmissionunit 240 to perform a signal generation operation BS91 for themeasurement application function FB81 to generate a control signal SC82used to control the variable physical parameter QU1A. The control signalSC82 is different from the control signal SC81, and serves to indicatethe clock time reference intervals HR1E2.

Under a condition that the specific measurement value range code EH14 isdifferent from the determined measurement value application range codeEH1L and the processing unit 230 determines the physical parameterapplication range RC1EL which the variable physical parameter QP1A iscurrently in by making the logical decision PH81, the processing unit230 uses the storage unit 250 based on a code difference DA81 betweenthe variable physical parameter range code UM8A, being equal to thespecific measurement value range code EH14, and the determinedmeasurement value application range code EH1L to assign the determinedmeasurement value application range code EH1L to the variable physicalparameter range code UM8A. Under a condition that the trigger event EQ81is the state change event that the variable physical parameter QP entersthe physical parameter application range RC1EL from the specificphysical parameter range RC1E4, the processing unit 230 determines thetrigger event EQ81 being the state change event based on the codedifference DA81.

In some embodiments, the operation unit 297 further includes a responsearea AC1, a reader 220 and a receiving unit 270. The response area AC1is used to perform the measurement application function FB81. The reader220 is coupled to the response area AC1. The receiving unit 270 iscoupled to the processing unit 230, and is controlled by the processingunit 230. Under a condition that the trigger event EQ81 is theidentification medium appearance event and the processing unit 230recognizes an identification medium 310 appeared in the response areaAC1 through the reader 220, the processing unit 230 obtains the measuredvalue VM81 based on the sense signal SM81. For example, the triggerevent EQ81 is the identification medium appearance event associated withthe identification medium 310 and the reader 220.

When the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the display unit 460 displays astate indication LA81. For example, the state indication LA81 is used toindicate a specific state XH81 that the variable physical parameter QP1Ais configured to be within the specific physical parameter range RC1E4.Under a condition that the specific measurement value range code EH14 isdifferent from the determined measurement value application range codeEH1L and the processing unit 230 determines the physical parameterapplication range RC1EL which the variable physical parameter QP1A iscurrently in by making the logical decision PH81, the processing unit230 further causes the display unit 460 based on the code differenceDA81 to change the state indication LA81 to a state indication LA82. Forexample, the state indication LA82 is used to indicate a specific stateXH82 that the variable physical parameter QP1A is configured to bewithin the physical parameter application range RC1EL.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the receiving unit 270receives a control response signal SE81, which is generated in responseto the control signal SC81, from the functional device 130 within adesignated time TW81 being later than the operation time TD81, theprocessing unit 230 performs a specific practical operation BJ81associated with the variable physical parameter QU1A in response to thecontrol response signal SE81. For example, the processing unit 230obtains the carried measured value VN82 from the control response signalSE81, and causes the display unit 460 based on the obtained measuredvalue VN82 to display a measurement message LZ82 associated with theobtained measured value VN82. For example, the specific practicaloperation BJ81 is a display control operation using the obtainedmeasured value VN82. The processing unit 230 causes the display unit 460to display the measurement message LZ82 by performing the displaycontrol operation.

For example, the control response signal SE81 carries the measured valueVN82 and the positive operation report RL81. The processing unit 230obtains the carried measured value VN82 and the carried positiveoperation report RL81 from the control response signal SE81. Thespecific practical operation BJ81 uses at least one of the obtainedmeasured value VN82 and the obtained positive operation report RL81 tocause the display unit 460 to display an operation informationassociated with at least one of the obtained measured value VN82 and theobtained positive operation report RL81.

After the operation time TD81, the sensing unit 260 senses the variablephysical parameter QP to generate a sense signal SM82. For example,after the operation time TD81, the sensing unit 260 senses the variablephysical parameter QP1A to perform a sense signal generation HE82 beingdependent on the sensor sensibility YQ81, wherein the sense signalgeneration HE82 is used to generate the sense signal SM82.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 230 obtains a measured valueVM82 in the designated measurement value format HQ81 in response to thesense signal SM82 within a designated time TE82 being later than theoperation time TD81. The processing unit 230 obtains within thedesignated time TE82 a specific measurement value range code EH17included in the plurality of different measurement value reference rangecodes EH11, EH12, . . . by performing a scientific calculation MF83using the determined measurement value application range code EH1L. Forexample, the specific measurement value range code EH17 is differentfrom the determined measurement value application range code EH1L, anddenotes a specific measurement value range RM17 included in theplurality of different measurement value reference ranges RM11, RM12, .. . .

The specific measurement value range RM17 represents a specific physicalparameter range RC1E7 included in the plurality of different physicalparameter reference ranges RC1E1, RC1E2, . . . . The processing unit 230performs a check operation BA83 used to check a mathematical relationKA83 between the measured value VM82 and the specific measurement valuerange RM17 based on the specific measurement value range code EH17.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the processing unit 230determines the specific physical parameter range RC1E7 which thevariable physical parameter QP1A is currently in based on the checkoperation BA83 within the designated time TE82, the processing unit 230causes the transmission unit 240 to generate a control signal SC83 usedto control the variable physical parameter QU1A, and uses the storageunit 250 to assign the specific measurement value range code EH17 to thevariable physical parameter range code UM8A. For example, the controlsignal SC83 is different from the control signal SC81, and serves toindicate a specific clock time interval HR1E7. The plurality ofdifferent clock time reference intervals HR1E1, HR1E2, . . . includesthe specific clock time interval HR1E7.

Under a condition that the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the sensing unit260 senses the variable physical parameter QP1A being in a constraintcondition FP81 to provide the sense signal SM81 to the processing unit230. For example, the constraint condition FP81 is that the variablephysical parameter QP1A is equal to a specific physical parameter QP15included in the rated physical parameter range RC1E. The processing unit230 estimates the specific physical parameter QP15 to obtain themeasured value VM81 based on the sense signal SM81. Because the variablephysical parameter QP1A being in the constraint condition FP81 is withinthe physical parameter application range RC1EL, the processing unit 230recognizes the measured value VM81 as a permissible value being withinthe measurement value application range RM1L, thereby recognizes themathematical relation KA81 between the measured value VM81 and themeasurement value application range RM1L as a numerical-valueintersection relation, and thereby determines the physical parameterapplication range RC1EL which the variable physical parameter QP1A iscurrently in.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 230 causes the transmissionunit 240 to transmit the control signal SC8H toward the receiving unit337 in response to a trigger event EQ8H. For example, the trigger eventEQ8H is associated with the control device 212. The control signal SC8Hcarries a control message CJ8H. Under a condition that the variablephysical parameter QU1A is in the physical parameter target state JE1Uwithin the clock time application interval HR1EU by checking themathematical relation KQ81, the receiving unit 337 receives the controlsignal SC8H from the transmission unit 240. The processing unit 331obtains the control message CJ8H from the control signal SC8H. Theprocessing unit 331 uses the sense signal SN8H in response to thecontrol message CJ8H to obtain the measured value VN8H in the designatedmeasurement value format HH81, and uses the sense signal SY8H inresponse to the control message CJ8H to obtain the measured value NY8Hin the designated measurement value format HH95.

The processing unit 331 causes the transmission unit 384 based on theobtained measured value VN8H and the obtained measured value NY8H totransmit the control response signal SE8H toward the receiving unit 270.The receiving unit 270 receives the control response signal SE8H fromthe transmission unit 384. The control response signal SE8H carries themeasured value VN8H and the measured value NY8H, and is used by thecontrol device 212 to perform a specific practical operation associatedwith at least one of the variable physical parameter QU1A and the clocktime TH1A. For example, the processing unit 230 obtains the measuredvalue VN8A and the measured value NY8H from the received controlresponse signal SE8H, causes the display unit 460 based on the obtainedmeasured value VN8H to display the measurement message LZ8H associatedwith the variable physical parameter QU1A, and causes the display unit460 based on the obtained measured value NY8H to display the measurementmessage LX8H associated with the clock time TH1A. For example, theprocessing unit 230 performs the specific practical operation using theobtained measured value VN8H and the obtained measured value NY8H tocause the display unit 460 to perform a display operation. The displayoperation displays the measurement message LZ8H and the measurementmessage LX8H.

For example, the operation unit 297 includes a trigger application unit28H coupled to the processing unit 230. The trigger event EQ8H isassociated with the trigger application unit 28H, and is one selectedfrom a group consisting of a trigger action event, a user input event, asignal input event, a state change event and an identification mediumappearance event. The trigger application unit 28H provides an operationrequest signal SX8H to the processing unit 230 in response to thetrigger event EQ8H, and thereby causes the processing unit 230 toreceive the operation request signal SX8H. The processing unit 230obtains the control message CJ8H in response to the operation requestsignal SX8H, and causes the transmission unit 240 based on the obtainedcontrol message CJ8H to transmit the control signal SC8H, carrying thecontrol message CJ8H, toward the functional device 130. For example, thetrigger application unit 28H is one of the reader 220 and the sensingunit 260.

In some embodiments, the sensing unit 260 is characterized based on thesensor sensibility YQ81 associated with the sense signal generationHE81, and is configured to meet the sensor specification FQ11. Thesensor specification FQ11 includes the sensor sensibility representationGQ81 used to indicate the sensor sensibility YQ81, and the sensormeasurement range representation GQ8R used to indicate the sensormeasurement range RA8E. For example, the rated physical parameter rangeRC1E is configured to be equal to the sensor measurement range RA8E, oris configured to be a portion of the sensor measurement range RA8E. Thesensor measurement range RA8E is associated with a physical parametersensing performed by the sensing unit 260. The sensor measurement rangerepresentation GQ8R is provided based on a first defaulted measurementunit. For example, the first defaulted measurement unit is one of ametric measurement unit and a British Association measurement unit.

Each of the rated measurement value range RC1N, the rated range limitvalue pair DC1A, the measurement value application range RM1L, theapplication range limit value pair DM1L, the measurement value candidaterange RM12, the candidate range limit value pair DM1B and the pluralityof different measurement value reference ranges RM11, RM12, . . . isdefaulted in the designated measurement value format HQ81 based on oneof the sensor measurement range representation GQ8R and the sensorspecification FQ11. For example, each of the rated measurement valuerange RC1N and the rated range limit value pair DC1A is defaulted in thedesignated measurement value format HQ81 based on the rated physicalparameter range representation GB8E, the sensor measurement rangerepresentation GQ8R, the sensor sensibility representation GQ81 and thedata coding operation ZR81. Each of the measurement value applicationrange RM1L and the application range limit value pair DM1L is defaultedin the designated measurement value format HQ81 based on the physicalparameter application range representation GB8L, the sensor measurementrange representation GQ8R, the sensor sensibility representation GQ81and the data coding operation ZR82.

Each of the measurement value candidate range RM12 and the candidaterange limit value pair DM1B is defaulted in the designated measurementvalue format HQ81 based on the physical parameter candidate rangerepresentation GB82, the sensor measurement range representation GQ8R,the sensor sensibility representation GQ81 and the data coding operationZR83. Each of the rated physical parameter range representation GB8E,the physical parameter application range representation GB8L, thephysical parameter candidate range representation GA8T and the physicalparameter candidate range representation GB82 is provided based on asecond defaulted measurement unit. For example, the second defaultedmeasurement unit is one of a metric measurement unit and a BritishAssociation measurement unit, and is equal to or different from thefirst defaulted measurement unit. For example, the physical parametertarget range RD1ET is configured to be a portion of the sensormeasurement range RB8E.

The variable physical parameter QP1A is further characterized based onthe sensor measurement range RA8E. For example, each of the sensormeasurement range representation GQ8R, the rated physical parameterrange representation GB8E, the physical parameter application rangerepresentation GB8L, the physical parameter candidate rangerepresentation GA8T, the physical parameter candidate rangerepresentation GB82 and the sensor measurement range representation GW8Rbelongs to a decimal data type. Each of the measured value VM81, themeasured value VM82, the rated range limit value pair DC1A, theapplication range limit value pair DM1L, the target range limit valuepair DN1T and the candidate range limit value pair DM1B belongs to thebinary data type, and is suitable to be applied to computer processing.Each of the sensor specification FQ11, the sensor specification FU11 andthe measurement application function specification GBL8 is defaulted.

In some embodiments, the memory location PM8L is identified based on amemory address FM8L. The memory address FM8L is defaulted based on thedefaulted measurement value application range code EH1L. The memorylocation PV8L is identified based on a memory address FV8L. The memoryaddress FV8L is defaulted based on the defaulted measurement valueapplication range code EH1L.

Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 isconfigured to fetch the defaulted measurement value application rangecode EH1L, the defaulted application range limit value pair DM1L and thedefaulted control data code CK8T, obtains the memory address FM8L basedon the fetched measurement value application range code EH1L, and causesthe operation unit 297 based on the fetched application range limitvalue pair DM1L and the obtained memory address FM8L to provide awriting request message WB8L including the fetched application rangelimit value pair DM1L and the obtained memory address FM8L. For example,the writing request message WB8L is used to cause the memory unit 25Y1to store the carried application range limit value pair DM1L at thememory location PM8L.

Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 obtainsthe memory address FV8L based on the fetched measurement valueapplication range code EH1L, and causes the operation unit 297 based onthe fetched control data code CK8T and the obtained memory address FV8Lto provide a writing request message WA8L including the fetched controldata code CK8T and the obtained memory address FV8L. For example, thewriting request message WA8L is used to cause the memory unit 25Y1 tostore the carried control data code CK8T at the memory location PV8L.

The control device 212 is coupled to a server 280. The identificationmedium 310 is one selected from a group consisting of an electronic tag350, a bar code medium 360 and a bio identification action medium 370.One selected from a group consisting of the electronic tag 350, thestorage unit 250 and the server 280 includes the memory unit 25Y1. Forexample, the storage unit 250 has a storage space SS11. The storagespace SS11 has the variable physical parameter range code UM8A, therated range limit value pair DC1A and the total reference range numberNS81.

In some embodiments, the rated physical parameter range RC1E includes aspecific physical parameter QP15, and is represented by the ratedmeasurement value range RC1N. The sensing unit 260 senses the variablephysical parameter QP1A being in the constraint condition FP81 toprovide the sense signal SM81 to the processing unit 230. For example,the constraint condition FP81 is that the variable physical parameterQP1A is equal to the specific physical parameter QP15. Under a conditionthat the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 estimatesthe specific physical parameter QP15 to obtain the measured value VM81based on the sense signal SM81.

For example, the identification medium 310 records the application rangelimit value pair DM1L and the control data code CK8T. For example, thereader 220 is the trigger application unit 281, and provides theoperation request signal SX81 to the processing unit 230 in response tothe trigger event EQ81 associated with the identification medium 310,and thereby causes the processing unit 230 to receive the operationrequest signal SX81. The processing unit 230 causes the reader 220 inresponse to the operation request signal SX81 to read the recordedapplication range limit value pair DM1L and the recorded control datacode CK8T, and thereby obtains the recorded application range limitvalue pair DM1L and the recorded control data code CK8T from theidentification medium 310 through the reader 220.

Please refer to FIG. 51 . FIG. 51 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9060 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 51 , the implementation structure 9060 includes thecontrol device 212, the functional device 130 and the server 280. Thecontrol device 212 is linked to the server 280. The control device 212is used to control the variable physical parameter QU1A existing in thefunctional device 130 by means of the trigger event EQ81, and includesthe operation unit 297 and the sensing unit 260. The operation unit 297includes the processing unit 230, the receiving unit 270 and thetransmission unit 240. The processing unit 230 is coupled to the server280.

The control device 212 is disposed in the application environment EX81.The variable physical parameter QP1A exists in a physical parameterformation area AT11. One of the control device 212 and the applicationenvironment EX81 has the variable physical parameter QP1A. For example,the sensing unit 260 is coupled to the physical parameter formation areaAT11 having the variable physical parameter QP1A. The variable physicalparameter QU1A exists in the physical parameter formation area AU11. Forexample, under a condition that the physical parameter formation areaAT11 is located in the application environment EX81, the physicalparameter formation area AT11 is adjacent to the control device 212. Forexample, the sensing unit 260 includes the physical parameter formationarea AT11.

For example, the physical parameter formation area AU11 is separate fromthe physical parameter formation area AT11; and the physical parameterformation area AU11 and the physical parameter formation area AT11 arerespectively formed at the practical location LD81 and the practicallocation LC81, so that the variable physical parameter QU1A and thevariable physical parameter QP1A are respectively formed at thepractical location LD81 and the practical location LC81 being differentfrom the practical location LD81. For example, the physical parameterformation area AT11 is one selected from a group consisting of a loadarea, a display area, a sensing area, a power supply area and anenvironment area. For example, the physical parameter formation areaAU11 is one selected from a group consisting of a load area, a displayarea, a sensing area, a power supply area and an environment area.

For example, the processing unit 230 causes the variable physicalparameter QP1A to form in the physical parameter formation area AT11 inresponse to the trigger event EQ81. Under a condition that the variablephysical parameter QP1A exists in the physical parameter formation areaAT11, the sensing unit 260 senses the variable physical parameter QP1Ato generate the sense signal SM81. For example, the physical parameterformation area AT11 is a user interface area.

In some embodiments, the functional device 130 includes the operationunit 397, the sensing unit 334 coupled to the operation unit 397, and aphysical parameter application unit 335 coupled to the operation unit397. The physical parameter application unit 335 is controlled by theoperation unit 397, and includes the physical parameter formation areaAU11 having the variable physical parameter QU1A. The variable physicalparameter QU1A is further characterized based on a rated physicalparameter range RD1E including the physical parameter target rangeRD1ET. The rated physical parameter range RD1E is represented by a ratedmeasurement value range RD1N, and includes a plurality of differentphysical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . which arerespectively represented by a plurality of different measurement valuereference ranges RN11, RN12, The plurality of different physicalparameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . include the physicalparameter target range RD1ET and a physical parameter candidate rangeRD1E2.

The rated measurement value range RD1N includes the plurality ofdifferent measurement value reference ranges RN11, RN12, . . . , and isdefaulted in the designated measurement value format HQ81 based on therated physical parameter range representation GB8E, the sensormeasurement range representation GQ8R and the data coding operation ZR81used to convert the rated physical parameter range representation GB8E.The plurality of different measurement value reference ranges RN11,RN12, . . . include the measurement value target range RN1T and ameasurement value candidate range RN12 representing the physicalparameter candidate range RD1E2. The measurement value candidate rangeRN12 is denoted by a measurement value candidate range code EM12, andhas a candidate range limit value pair DN1B, so that the measurementvalue candidate range code EM12 is configured to indicate the physicalparameter candidate range RD1E2. Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs,the variable physical parameter QU1A is configured to be within aspecific physical parameter range RD1E4. The specific physical parameterrange RD1E4 is included in the plurality of different physical parameterreference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . .

In some embodiments, the trigger action event caused by the functionaldevice 130 is a state change event. The control device 212 furtherincludes a state-change detector 475 coupled to the processing unit 230.For example, the state-change detector 475 is one of a limit detectorand an edge detector. The limit detector is a limit switch 485. Thestate-change detector 475 is configured to detect a characteristicphysical parameter arrival ZL82 associated with a defaultedcharacteristic physical parameter UL81. The physical parameterapplication unit 335 includes a physical parameter application areaAJ11. The physical parameter application area AJ11 has a variablephysical parameter QG1A. The variable physical parameter QG1A isdependent on the variable physical parameter QU1A, and is characterizedbased on the defaulted characteristic physical parameter UL81. Forexample, the physical parameter application area AJ11 is one selectedfrom a group consisting of a load area, a display area, a sensing area,a power supply area and an environment area. The defaultedcharacteristic physical parameter UL81 is associated with the variablephysical parameter QU1A.

Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the operation unit 397 causes thephysical parameter application unit 335 to perform the specificfunctional operation ZH81 associated with the variable physicalparameter QU1A. The specific functional operation ZH81 is used tocontrol the variable physical parameter QG1A, and causes the triggerevent EQ81 to occur by changing the variable physical parameter QG1A.The variable physical parameter QG1A is configured to be in a variablephysical state XA8A. For example, the operation unit 397 is controlledby the control device 212 to cause the physical parameter applicationunit 335 to perform the specific functional operation ZH81. For example,the rated measurement value range RD1N has a rated range limit valuepair DD1A.

Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QU1A isconfigured to be within the specific physical parameter range RD1E4before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the specific functional operationZH81 causes the variable physical parameter QG1A to arrive the defaultedcharacteristic physical parameter UL81 to form the characteristicphysical parameter arrival ZL82, and changes the variable physical stateXA8A from a non-characteristic physical parameter arrival state XA81 toa practical characteristic physical parameter arrival state XA82 byforming the characteristic physical parameter arrival ZL82. Thestate-change detector 475 generates a trigger signal SX8A in response tothe characteristic physical parameter arrival ZL82. For example, thepractical characteristic physical parameter arrival state XA82 ischaracterized based on the defaulted characteristic physical parameterUL81. The state-change detector 475 generates the trigger signal SX8A inresponse to a state change event that the variable physical parameterQG1A is changed from the non-characteristic physical parameter arrivalstate XA81 to the practical characteristic physical parameter arrivalstate XA82.

In some embodiments, the receiving unit 270 is coupled to thestate-change detector 475. The trigger event EQ81 is the state changeevent that the variable physical parameter QG1A enters the practicalcharacteristic physical parameter arrival state XA82. One of thereceiving unit 270 and the processing unit 230 receives the triggersignal SX8A. The processing unit 230 obtains the control applicationcode UA8T in response to the received trigger signal SX8A, and performsthe signal generation control GS81 for the measurement applicationfunction FB81 within the operation time TD81 based on the obtainedcontrol application code UA8T to cause the transmission unit 240 togenerate the control signal SC81. For example, the state-change detector475 is a trigger application unit, and provides the trigger signal SX8Ato the processing unit 230 in response to the characteristic physicalparameter arrival ZL82. The trigger signal SX8A is an operation requestsignal.

For example, under a condition that the state-change detector 475 is thelimit switch, the characteristic physical parameter arrival ZL82 is alimit location arrival that the variable physical parameter QG1A beingequal to a variable spatial location arrives the defaultedcharacteristic physical parameter UL81 being equal to a defaulted limitlocation. For example, the physical parameter application unit 335 formsthe variable physical parameter QG1A in the physical parameterapplication area AJ11 by performing the specific functional operationZH81 caused based on the variable physical parameter QU1A. Under acondition that the physical parameter application area AJ11 is coupledto the state-change detector 475, the state-change detector 475 detectsthe characteristic physical parameter arrival ZL82.

For example, the processing unit 230 uses the sense signal SM81 toobtain the measured value VM81 in response to the received triggersignal SX8A. Under a condition that the processing unit 230 determinesthe physical parameter application range RC1EL which the variablephysical parameter QP1A is currently in by checking the mathematicalrelation KA81 between the measured value VM81 and the measurement valueapplication range RM1L, the processing unit 230 performs the dataacquisition AG8A using the determined measurement value applicationrange code EH1L to obtain the control application code UA8T, and causesthe transmission unit 240 based on the obtained control application codeUA8T to generate or transmit the control signal SC81. The control signalSC81 serves to indicate at least one of the measurement valuedesignation range RQ1T and the clock time designation interval HR1ET.

In some embodiments, the sensing unit 260 senses the variable physicalparameter QP1A to generate the sense signal SM81 For example, under acondition that the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the sensing unit 260senses the variable physical parameter QP1A to generate the sense signalSM81. After the processing unit 230 causes the transmission unit 240 byperforming the signal generation control GS81 to generate the controlsignal SC81 within the operation time TD81, the sensing unit 260 sensesthe variable physical parameter QP1A to generate the sense signal SM82.For example, the sensing unit 260 is one selected from a groupconsisting of a time sensing unit, an electrical-parameter sensing unit,a mechanics-parameter sensing unit, an optical-parameter sensing unit, atemperature sensing unit, a wetness sensing unit, a motion sensing unitand a magnetic-parameter sensing unit.

For example, the sensing unit 260 includes a sensing component 261coupled to the processing unit 230, and uses the sensing component 261to generate the sense signal SM81 and the sense signal SM82. The sensingcomponent 261 is one selected from a plurality of application sensors.The plurality of application sensors include an electrical-voltagesensor, an electrical-current sensor, an electrical-resistance sensor,an electrical-capacitance sensor, an electrical-inductance sensor, anaccelerometer, a gyroscope, a pressure transducer, a strain gauge, atimer, a light detector, a temperature sensor and a wetness sensor. Forexample, the sensing component 261 generates a sense signal component.The sense signal SM81 includes the sense signal component.

Please refer to FIG. 52 , which is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9061 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 52 , the implementation structure 9061 includes thecontrol device 212, the functional device 130 and the server 280. Thecontrol device 212 is one selected from a group consisting of acomputing device, a communication device, a user device, a mobiledevice, a remote controller, an electronic device, a portable device, adesk-top device, a relatively fixed device, a fixed device, a smartphone and any combination thereof. The electronic tag 350 is oneselected from a group consisting of a passive electronic tag, an activeelectronic tag, a semi-active electronic tag, a wireless electronic tagand a wired electronic tag. For example, the control device 212transmits the control signal SC81 toward the functional device 130through a practical link between the transmission unit 240 and theoperation unit 397. The practical link is one of a wired link and awireless link.

In some embodiments, the control signal SC81 is one of the electricalsignal SP81 and the light signal SQ81. The transmission unit 240includes a transmission component 450, a transmission component 452 anda transmission component 455. The transmission component 450 is coupledto the processing unit 230, and is used to output the electrical signalSP81 under a condition that the control signal SC81 is the electricalsignal SP81. When the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the display unit 460displays the state indication LA81. Under a condition that the specificmeasurement value range code EH14 is different from the determinedmeasurement value application range code EH1L and the processing unit230 determines the physical parameter application range RC1EL which thevariable physical parameter QP1A is currently in by making the logicaldecision PH81, the processing unit 230 causes the display unit 460 basedon the code difference DA81 to change the state indication LA81 to thestate indication LA82. For example, the transmission component 450, thetransmission component 452 and the transmission component 455 are threeout components respectively.

The display unit 460 is coupled to the processing unit 230, and is usedto display a measurement message LY81 associated with the measured valueVM81. The processing unit 230 obtains the carried measured value VN82from the control response signal SE81, and causes the display unit 460according to the obtained measured value VN82 to display the measurementmessage LZ82 associated with the obtained measured value VN82. Under acondition that the control signal SC81 is the light signal SQ81, thetransmission component 452 is used to output the light signal SQ81. Thetransmission component 455 is coupled to the processing unit 230. Forexample, the processing unit 230 is configured to cause the transmissioncomponent 455 to transmit a physical parameter signal SB81 toward thefunctional device 130. The variable physical parameter QU1A is formedbased on the physical parameter signal SB81. For example, the electricalsignal SP81 is a radio signal. The light signal SQ81 is an infraredsignal.

In some embodiments, the control device 212 is coupled to the server280, and further includes a physical parameter formation unit 290coupled to the sensing unit 260. For example, under a condition that thevariable physical parameter QP1A is to be generated by the physicalparameter formation unit 290, the physical parameter formation unit 290generates the variable physical parameter QP1A. The operation unit 297further includes an input unit 440. The input unit 440 is coupled to theprocessing unit 230, and is controlled by the processing unit 230. Forexample, one of the input unit 440 and the display unit 460 includes auser interface area AP11.

The receiving unit 270 is coupled to the processing unit 230, is used toreceive the control response signal SE81, and includes a receivingcomponent 2701 and a receiving component 2702. Each of the receivingcomponent 2701 and the receiving component 2702 is coupled to theprocessing unit 230. The control response signal SE81 is one of anelectrical signal LP81 and a light signal LQ81. Under a condition thatthe control response signal SE81 is the electrical signal LP81, thereceiving component 2701 is used to receive the electrical signal LP81.For example, the receiving component 2702 is a reader. Under a conditionthat the control response signal SE81 is the light signal LQ81, thereceiving component 2702 is used to receive the light signal LQ81.

For example, one selected from a group consisting of the electronic tag350, the storage unit 250 and the server 280 includes the memory unit25Y1. For example, the electrical signal LP81 is a radio signal. Thelight signal LQ81 is an infrared signal. The receiving component 2701and the receiving component 2702 are respectively two input components.For example, under a condition that the control device 212 is the remotecontroller, the control signal SC81 is the light signal SQ81. Under acondition that the control device 212 is the remote controller, thecontrol response signal SE81 is the light signal LQ81. For example, thetrigger event EQ81 is a user input event that the sensing unit 260receives a user input operation BU83. The sensing unit 260 causes theprocessing unit 230 to receive the sense signal SM81 in response to theuser input operation BU83. The processing unit 230 obtains the measuredvalue VM81 in response to the sense signal SM81.

One selected from a group consisting of the application environmentEX81, the sensing unit 260, the input unit 440, the display unit 460 andthe physical parameter formation unit 290 has the physical parameterformation area AT11. The processing unit 230 causes the physicalparameter formation area AT11 to have the variable physical parameterQP1A by performing a specific functional operation BH82 for themeasurement application function FB81, and thereby causes the sensingunit 260 to sense the variable physical parameter QP1A being in theconstraint condition FP81. One selected from a group consisting of theelectronic tag 350, the storage unit 250 and the server 280 includes thememory unit 25Y1. Each of the sensing unit 260, the storage unit 250,the input unit 440, the transmission component 450, the transmissioncomponent 455, the display unit 460, the receiving component 2701, thereceiving component 2702 and the physical parameter formation unit 290is controlled by the processing unit 230. For example, one selected froma group consisting of the sensing unit 260, the input unit 440 and thedisplay unit 460 includes the physical parameter formation area AT11.

The variable physical parameter QP1A is one selected from a groupconsisting of a fourth variable electrical parameter, a fourth variablemechanics parameter, a fourth variable optical parameter, a fourthvariable temperature, a fourth variable electrical voltage, a fourthvariable electrical current, a fourth variable electrical power, afourth variable electrical resistance, a fourth variable electricalcapacitance, a fourth variable electrical inductance, a fourth variablefrequency, a fourth clock time, a fourth variable time length, a fourthvariable luminance, a fourth variable luminous intensity, a fourthvariable sound volume, a fourth variable data flow, a fourth variableamplitude, a fourth variable spatial location, a fourth variabledisplacement, a fourth variable sequence position, a fourth variableangle, a fourth variable spatial length, a fourth variable distance, afourth variable translational velocity, a fourth variable angularvelocity, a fourth variable acceleration, a fourth variable force, afourth variable pressure and a fourth variable mechanical power.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter application range RC1EL isone of a relatively high physical parameter range and a relatively lowphysical parameter range; and the specific physical parameter rangeRC1E4 is another of the relatively high physical parameter range and therelatively low physical parameter range. Under a condition that thevariable physical parameter QP1A is the fourth variable electricalvoltage, the relatively high physical parameter range and the relativelylow physical parameter range are a relatively high electrical-voltagerange and a relatively low electrical-voltage range respectively. Undera condition that the variable physical parameter QP1A is the secondvariable electrical current, the relatively high physical parameterrange and the relatively low physical parameter range are a relativelyhigh electrical-current range and a relatively low electrical-currentrange respectively. Under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QP1A is the fourth variable electrical resistance, therelatively high physical parameter range and the relatively low physicalparameter range are a relatively high electrical-resistance range and arelatively low electrical-resistance range respectively.

Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QP1A is thefourth variable spatial location, the relatively high physical parameterrange and the relatively low physical parameter range are a relativelyhigh location range and a relatively low location range respectively.Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QP1A is thefourth variable pressure, the relatively high physical parameter rangeand the relatively low physical parameter range are a relatively highpressure range and a relatively low pressure range respectively. Under acondition that the variable physical parameter QP1A is the fourthvariable length, the relatively high physical parameter range and therelatively low physical parameter range are a relatively high lengthrange and a relatively low length range respectively. Under a conditionthat the variable physical parameter QP1A is the fourth variable angularvelocity, the relatively high physical parameter range and therelatively low physical parameter range are a relatively highangular-velocity range and a relatively low angular-velocity rangerespectively.

For example, the physical parameter application range RC1EL is one of arelatively high physical parameter range and a relatively low physicalparameter range; and the physical parameter candidate range RC1E2 isanother of the relatively high physical parameter range and therelatively low physical parameter range. For example, the physicalparameter application range RC1EL is one of a relatively high physicalparameter range and a relatively low physical parameter range; and thespecific physical parameter range RC1E7 is another of the relativelyhigh physical parameter range and the relatively low physical parameterrange. For example, the physical parameter candidate range RC1E2 is oneof a relatively high physical parameter range and a relatively lowphysical parameter range; and the physical parameter candidate rangeRC1E3 is another of the relatively high physical parameter range and therelatively low physical parameter range.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QP1A is within the physical parameter application range RC1EL,the variable physical parameter QP1A is in a first reference state.Under a condition that the variable physical parameter QP1A is withinthe specific physical parameter range RC1E4, the variable physicalparameter QP1A is in a second reference state. Under a condition thatthe variable physical parameter QP1A is within the physical parametercandidate range RC1E2, the variable physical parameter QP1A is in athird reference state. Under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QP1A is within the specific physical parameter range RC1E7,the variable physical parameter QP1A is in a fourth reference state. Thefirst reference state is equal to or different from the second referencestate. The second reference state is different from the third referencestate. The first reference state is different from the fourth referencestate.

For example, the measurement value application range code EH1L is ameasurement value target range number. The measurement value applicationrange RM1L is arranged in the rated measurement value range RC1N basedon the measurement value application range code EH1L. The measurementvalue candidate range code EH12 is a measurement value target rangenumber. The measurement value candidate range RM12 is arranged in therated measurement value range RC1N based on the measurement valuecandidate range code EH12. The measurement value designation range codeEL1T is a measurement value target range number. The measurement valuedesignation range RQ1T is arranged in the rated measurement value rangeHR1N based on the measurement value designation range code EL1T. Themeasurement value target range code EM1T is a measurement value targetrange number. The measurement value target range RN1T is arranged in therated measurement value range RD1N based on the measurement value targetrange code EM1T.

For example, the variable physical parameter QP1A is the second variableelectrical voltage. The physical parameter application range RC1EL, thespecific physical parameter range RC1E4 and the physical parametercandidate range RD1E2 are a first electrical-voltage reference range, asecond electrical-voltage reference range and a third electrical-voltagereference range respectively. For example, under a condition that thevariable physical parameter QP1A is the second variable displacement,the physical parameter application range RC1EL, the specific physicalparameter range RC1E4 and the physical parameter candidate range RD1E2are a first displacement reference range, a second displacementreference range and a third displacement reference range respectively.For example, under a condition that the variable physical parameter QP1Ais the second clock time, the physical parameter application rangeRC1EL, the specific physical parameter range RC1E4 and the physicalparameter candidate range RD1E2 are a first clock time reference range,a second clock time reference range and a third clock time referencerange respectively.

For example, the operation unit 297 includes a communication interfaceunit 246 coupled to the processing unit 230. The processing unit 230 iscoupled to the network 410 through the communication interface unit 246.For example, the communication interface unit 246 is controlled by theprocessing unit 230, and includes the transmission component 450 coupledto the processing unit 230 and the receiving component 2701 coupled tothe processing unit 230. The processing unit 230 is coupled to theserver 280 through the communication interface unit 246 and the network410, and causes the communication interface unit 246 to wiredly orwirelessly transmit any of the control signal SC81, the control signalSC82, the control signal SC83, the control signal SC88 and the controlsignal SC97 toward the communication interface unit 386 through thenetwork 410. For example, the communication interface unit 246 is linkedto the communication interface unit 386 through the practical link.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the control device 212 isthe mobile device, the control signal SC81 and the control responsesignal SE81 are two radio signals respectively. Under a condition thatthe control device 212 is the remote controller, the control signal SC81and the control response signal SE81 are two light signals respectively.The communication interface unit 246 is configured to wiredly orwirelessly communicate with the communication interface unit 386. Theprocessing unit 331 is coupled to the server 280 through thecommunication interface unit 386 and the network 410, and causes thecommunication interface unit 386 to wiredly or wirelessly transmit thecontrol response signal SE81 toward the communication interface unit 246through the network 410.

For example, the practical link is one of a wired link and a wirelesslink. The communication interface unit 246 is one of a wiredcommunication interface unit and a wireless communication interfaceunit. The communication interface unit 386 wiredly or wirelesslyreceives any of the control signal SC81, the control signal SC82, thecontrol signal SC83, the control signal SC88 and the control signal SC97from the communication interface unit 246 through the practical link.The communication interface unit 246 wiredly or wirelessly receives thecontrol response signal SE81 from the communication interface unit 386through the practical link.

Under a condition that the communication interface unit 246 and thecommunication interface unit 386 are two wireless communicationinterface units respectively, the communication interface unit 246 isconfigured to wirelessly communicate with the communication interfaceunit 386. For example, the network 410 is a wireless network. Theprocessing unit 230 causes the communication interface unit 246 totransmit any of the control signal SC81, the control signal SC82, thecontrol signal SC83, the control signal SC88 and the control signal SC97toward the communication interface unit 386 through the wirelessnetwork. The processing unit 331 causes the communication interface unit386 to transmit the control response signal SE81 toward thecommunication interface unit 246 through the wireless network.

Please refer to FIG. 53 , FIG. 54 and FIG. 55 . FIG. 53 is a schematicdiagram showing an implementation structure 9062 of the control system901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 54 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9063 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 55 is a schematic diagram showing an implementation structure9064 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 53 ,FIG. 54 and FIG. 55 , each of the implementation structure 9062, theimplementation structure 9063 and the implementation structure 9064includes the control device 212, the functional device 130 and theserver 280. The control device 212 is linked to the server 280. Thecontrol device 212 is used to control the variable physical parameterQU1A existing in the functional device 130, and includes the operationunit 297 and the sensing unit 260. The operation unit 297 includes theprocessing unit 230, the receiving unit 270 coupled to the processingunit 230, the input unit 440 coupled to the processing unit 230 and thetransmission unit 240, and is coupled to the server 280.

In some embodiments, the measurement application function FB81 isassociated with the memory unit 25Y1. The memory unit 25Y1 stores thecontrol data code CK8T. The control data code CK8T is one selected froma group consisting of a control message code CM82, a control messagecode CM83, a control message code CM84 and a control message code CM85.The control message CG81 is one selected from a group consisting of acontrol data message CN82, a control data message CN83, a control datamessage CN84 and a control data message CN85.

Under a condition that the control data code CK8T is the control messagecode CM82, the control signal SC81 is an instruction signal SW82carrying the control data message CN82. Each of the control message codeCM82 and the control data message CN82 includes the measurement valuetarget range code EM1T. The control signal SC81 serves to indicate themeasurement value target range RN1T by carrying the measurement valuetarget range code EM1T, and is used to cause the variable physicalparameter QU1A to enter the physical parameter target range RD1ETrepresented by the measurement value target range RN1T.

Under a condition that the control data code CK8T is the control messagecode CM83, the control signal SC81 is an instruction signal SW83carrying the control data message CN83. Each of the control message codeCM83 and the control data message CN83 includes the target range limitvalue pair DN1T, the rated range limit value pair DD1A and the handleCC1T. For example, each of the control message code CM83 and the controldata message CN83 further includes the measurement value target rangecode EM1T. The control signal SC81 serves to indicate the measurementvalue target range RN1T by carrying the target range limit value pairDN1T, and is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A to enterthe physical parameter target range RD1ET represented by the measurementvalue target range RN1T.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the control data code CK8Tis the control message code CM84, the control signal SC81 is aninstruction signal SW84 carrying the control data message CN84. Each ofthe control message code CM84 and the control data message CN84 includesthe designated range limit value pair DQ1T. The control signal SC81serves to indicate at least one of the measurement value designationrange RQ1T and the clock time designation interval HR1ET by carrying thedesignated range limit value pair DQ1T.

The functional device 130 stores the physical parameter target rangecode UQ1T. Under a condition that the control data code CK8T is thecontrol message code CM85, the control signal SC81 is an instructionsignal SW85 carrying the control data message CN85. Each of the controlmessage code CM85 and the control data message CN85 includes themeasurement value designation range code EL1T, the clock reference timevalue NR81 and the measurement time length value VH8T. The designatedrange limit value pair DQ1T includes the clock reference time valueNR81. The measurement value designation range code EL1T is defaulted.The control signal SC81 enables a calculation of the designated rangelimit value pair DQ1T by carrying the measurement time length valueVH8T, and is used to cause the variable physical parameter QP1A to be inthe physical parameter target range RD1EU within the clock timeapplication interval HR1EU.

Under a condition that the physical parameter target range code UQ1T isequal to the defaulted measurement value target range code EM1T, thecontrol signal SC81 serves to indicate the measurement value targetrange RN1T by carrying the defaulted measurement value designation rangecode EL1T, and is used to cause the variable physical parameter QU1A tobe in the physical parameter target range RD1ET, represented by themeasurement value target range RN1T, within the clock time designationinterval HR1ET.

In some embodiments, the operation unit 397 includes the timer 342. Thetimer 342 is used to measure the clock time TH1A, and is configured tomeet the timer specification FT21. The variable physical parameter QU1Ais associated with the clock time TH1A. The clock time TH1A ischaracterized based on a clock reference time TR81. For example, theclock reference time TR81 is equal to the beginning limit time HR1ET1.The trigger event EQ81 occurs at a trigger time TT81. The trigger timeTT81 is a current time. The clock reference time value NR81 is defaultedin the designated measurement value format HH95 based on the clockreference time TR81 and the timer specification FT21. A time differencebetween the clock reference time TR81 and the trigger time TT81 iswithin a defaulted time length. Each of the timer specification FT81 andthe timer specification FT21 is defaulted. For example, the designatedmeasurement value format HH95 is characterized based on the designatedbit number UY95.

The clock time TH1A is characterized based on the clock time designationinterval HR1ET. The clock time designation interval HR1ET includes theclock reference time TR81, and is represented by the measurement valuedesignation range RQ1T. The measurement value designation range RQ1T isdefaulted in the designated measurement value format HH95 based on thetimer specification FT21. The measurement value designation range codeEL1T is configured to indicate the clock time designation intervalHR1ET, and is defaulted based on the measurement application functionspecification GBL8. The physical parameter target range code UQ1Tdenotes the physical parameter target range RD1ET in which the variablephysical parameter QU1A is expected to be within the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET. The physical parameter target range RD1ET isselected from the plurality of different physical parameter referenceranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . .

In some embodiments, under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QP1A is equal to the clock time TH1A, the sensing unit 260senses the clock time TH1A to generate the sense signal SM81, and servesas a timer. For example, under a condition that the variable physicalparameter QP1A is equal to the clock time TH1A, the measurement valueapplication range code EH1L is equal to the measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T. The processing unit 230 performs the datadetermination AE8A to determine the measurement value application rangecode EH1L being equal to the measurement value designation range codeEL1T in response to the trigger event EQ81.

For example, under a condition that the processing unit 230 determinesthe physical parameter application range RC1EL which the variablephysical parameter QP1A is currently in, the processing unit 230performs the data acquisition AG8A using the determined measurementvalue application range code EH1L to obtain the control application codeUA8T being equal to the control data code CK8T. Under a condition thatthe obtained control data code CK8T includes the defaulted clockreference time value NR81, the defaulted measurement time length valueVH8T and the defaulted measurement value designation range code EL1T,the processing unit 230 causes the transmission unit 240 based on theobtained control data code CK8T to perform the signal generationoperation BS81 to generate the control signal SC81 carrying the obtainedclock reference time value NR81, the obtained measurement time lengthvalue VH8T and the obtained measurement value designation range codeEL1T.

For example, the physical parameter control function specification GBL8includes a time length representation GB8TR. The time lengthrepresentation GB8TR is used to indicate the clock reference time TR81.The clock reference time value NR81 is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH95 based on the time length representationGB8TR, the timer specification FT21 and a data coding operation ZR8TRused to convert the time length representation GB8TR. For example, thetime length representation GB8TR is equal to the time lengthrepresentation GA8TR.

In some embodiments, the memory unit 25Y1 stores a control data codeCK8V. The control data code CK8V includes the timing operation mode codeCP11, the physical parameter target range code UN1V, the measurementtime length value CL8V and the handle CC1V. Under a condition that thevariable physical parameter QU1A is in the physical parameter targetrange RD1EU within the clock time application interval HR1EU based onthe control signal SC81, the processing unit 230 accesses the controldata code CK8V to obtain the control data code CK8V in response to atrigger event EQ88, and causes the transmission unit 240 based on theaccessed control data code CK8V to transmit the control signal SC88toward the receiving unit 337. The control signal SC88 carries thecontrol message CG88.

For example, the operation unit 297 includes a trigger application unit288 coupled to the processing unit 230. The trigger event EQ88 isassociated with the trigger application unit 288, and is one selectedfrom a group consisting of a trigger action event, a user input event, asignal input event, a state change event and an identification mediumappearance event. The trigger application unit 288 provides an operationrequest signal SX88 to the processing unit 230 in response to thetrigger event EQ88, and thereby causes the processing unit 230 toreceive the operation request signal SX88. The processing unit 230accesses the control data code CK8V to obtain the control data code CK8Vin response to the operation request signal SX88. For example, thetrigger application unit 288 is one selected from a group consisting ofthe reader 220, the receiving unit 270, the input unit 440, the displayunit 460 and the sensing unit 260. For example, the trigger applicationunit 28H associated with the trigger event EQ8H is one selected from agroup consisting of the reader 220, the receiving unit 270, the inputunit 440, the display unit 460 and the sensing unit 260.

For example, the trigger application unit 288 includes the userinterface area AP11 having the electricity application target WJ11,receives a first user input operation using the electricity applicationtarget WJ11 to cause the trigger event EQ88 to occur, and provides theoperation request signal SX88 to the processing unit 230 in response tothe first user input operation (or the trigger event EQ88). For example,the trigger application unit 28H includes the user interface area AP11having the electricity application target WJ11, receives a second userinput operation using the electricity application target WJ11 to causethe trigger event EQ8H to occur, and provides the operation requestsignal SX8H to the processing unit 230 in response to the second userinput operation (or the trigger event EQ8H).

For example, the operation unit 397 includes the timer 342. The timer342 is used to measure the variable time length LF8A, and is configuredto meet the timer specification FT21. Each of the control data code CK8Vand the control message CG88 includes the measurement time length valueCL8V. The processing unit 230 sets the time length value CL8V in adesignated measurement value format HH91 based on the reference timelength LJ8V and the timer specification FT21, and causes thetransmission unit 240 based on the obtained control data code CK8V toperform a signal generation operation BS88 to generate the controlsignal SC88 carrying the measurement time length value CL8V. Forexample, the designated measurement value format HH91 is characterizedbased on a designated bit number UY91.

The measurement application function specification GBL8 includes a timelength representation GB8KV. The time length representation GB8KV isused to indicate the reference time length LJ8V. For example, themeasurement time length value CL8V is defaulted in the designatedmeasurement value format HH91 based on the time length representationGB8KV, the timer specification FT21 and a data coding operation ZR8KVused to convert the time length representation GB8KV. The storage unit250 stores the control data code CK8V including the time length valueCL8V. The processing unit 230 is configured to obtain the control datacode CK8V from the storage unit 250. For example, the time lengthrepresentation GB8KV is equal to the time length representation GA8KV.

In some embodiments, the functional device 130 includes the storage unit332 coupled to the operation unit 397. The storage unit 332 has a memorylocation YM8T and a memory location YX8T being different from the memorylocation YM8T. For example, the memory location YM8T is identified basedon a memory address AM8T. The memory location YX8T is identified basedon a memory address AX8T. Each of the memory address AM8T and the memoryaddress AX8T is defaulted based on the defaulted measurement valuetarget range code EM1T.

Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 obtains aninput data DJ81 from the input unit 440 by means of the user interfacearea AP11, performs a data coding operation EJ81 on the input data DJ81to determine the defaulted target range limit value pair DN1T, isconfigured to obtain the defaulted measurement value target range codeEM1T, and fetches the memory address AM8T based on the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T. For example, before thetrigger event EQ81 occurs, the input unit 440 receives a user inputoperation JV81 used to operate the user interface area AP11, andprovides the input data DJ81 to the processing unit 230 in response tothe user input operation JV81.

Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 causes thetransmission unit 240 based on the determined target range limit valuepair DN1T and the fetched memory address AM8T to provide a writingrequest message WN8T to the operation unit 397. The writing requestmessage WN8T includes the determined target range limit value pair DN1Tand the fetched memory address AM8T. The operation unit 397 causes thestorage unit 332 in response to the writing request message WN8T tostore the target range limit value pair DN1T at the memory locationYM8T.

In some embodiments, before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, theprocessing unit 230 obtains an input data DJ82 from the input unit 440by means of the user interface area AP11, performs a data codingoperation EJ82 on the input data DJ82 to determine the defaulted handleCC1T, and fetches the memory address AX8T based on the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T. For example, before thetrigger event EQ81 occurs, the input unit 440 receives a user inputoperation JV82 used to operate the user interface area AP11, and providethe input data DJ82 to the processing unit 230 in response to the userinput operation JV82.

Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 causes thetransmission unit 240 based on the determined handle CC1T and thefetched memory address AX8T to provide the writing request message WC8Tto the operation unit 397. The writing request message WC8T includes thedetermined handle CC1T and the fetched memory address AX8T. Theoperation unit 397 causes the storage unit 332 in response to thewriting request message WC8T to store the handle CC1T at the memorylocation YX8T.

The storage unit 332 further has a memory location YN81. For example,the memory location YN81 is identified based on a memory address AN81.The memory address AN81 is defaulted. Before the trigger event EQ81occurs, the processing unit 230 obtains an input data DJ83 from theinput unit 440 by means of the user interface area AP11, performs a datacoding operation EJ83 on the input data DJ83 to determine the defaultedrated range limit value pair DD1A, and is configured to fetch thedefaulted memory address AN81. For example, before the trigger eventEQ81 occurs, the input unit 440 receives a user input operation JV83used to operate the user interface area AP11, and provides the inputdata DJ83 to the processing unit 230 in response to the user inputoperation JV83.

Before the trigger event EQ81 occurs, the processing unit 230 causes thetransmission unit 240 based on the determined rated range limit valuepair DD1A and the fetched memory address AN81 to provide the writingrequest message WD81 to the operation unit 397. The writing requestmessage WD81 includes the determined rated range limit value pair DD1Aand the fetched memory address AN81. The operation unit 397 causes thestorage unit 332 in response to the writing request message WD81 tostore the rated range limit value pair DD1A at the memory location YN81.

Please refer to FIG. 56 , FIG. 57 , FIG. 58 and FIG. 59 . FIG. 56 is aschematic diagram showing an implementation structure 9065 of thecontrol system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 57 is a schematic diagramshowing an implementation structure 9066 of the control system 901 shownin FIG. 1 . FIG. 58 is a schematic diagram showing an implementationstructure 9067 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . FIG. 59 is aschematic diagram showing an implementation structure 9068 of thecontrol system 901 shown in FIG. 1 . As shown in FIG. 56 , FIG. 57 ,FIG. 58 and FIG. 59 , each of the implementation structure 9065, theimplementation structure 9066, the implementation structure 9067 and theimplementation structure 9068 includes the control device 212, thefunctional device 130 and the server 280. The control device 212 islinked to the server 280. The control device 212 is used to control thevariable physical parameter QU1A existing in the functional device 130by means of the trigger event EQ81, and includes the operation unit 297and the sensing unit 260. The operation unit 297 includes the processingunit 230, the receiving unit 270, the input unit 440 and thetransmission unit 240. The processing unit 230 is coupled to the server280.

In some embodiments, the functional device 130 includes the operationunit 397, the physical parameter application unit 335, the sensing unit334, a physical parameter application unit 735 and a multiplexer 363.The operation unit 397 has an output terminal 338P and an outputterminal 338Q. The output terminal 338P and the output terminal 338Q arerespectively located at different spatial locations. Each of thephysical parameter application unit 335, the sensing unit 334, thephysical parameter application unit 735 and the multiplexer 363 iscoupled to the operation unit 397. The output terminal 338P is coupledto the physical parameter application unit 335. The physical parameterapplication unit 735 includes a physical parameter formation area AU21,and is coupled to the output terminal 338Q. The physical parameterformation area AU21 has a variable physical parameter QU2A. For example,the physical parameter application unit 735 is a physically realizablefunctional unit, and has a functional structure being similar to thephysical parameter application unit 335.

The sensing unit 334 is used to sense one selected from a plurality ofpractical physical parameters through the multiplexer 363. The pluralityof practical physical parameters includes the variable physicalparameter QU1A and the variable physical parameter QU2A. The controldevice 212 is used to control the variable physical parameter QU2A. Themultiplexer 363 has an input terminal 3631, an input terminal 3632, acontrol terminal 363C and an output terminal 363P.

The control terminal 363C is coupled to the operation unit 397. Theinput terminal 3631 is coupled to the physical parameter formation areaAU11. The input terminal 3632 is coupled to the physical parameterformation area AU21. The output terminal 363P is coupled to the sensingunit 334. For example, the variable physical parameter QU1A and thevariable physical parameter QU2A are respectively a fifth variableelectrical parameter and a sixth variable electrical parameter. Forexample, the fifth variable electrical parameter and the sixth variableelectrical parameter are respectively a fifth variable electricalvoltage and a sixth variable electrical voltage. The input terminal 3631and the output terminal 363P have a first functional relationtherebetween. The first functional relation is equal to one of a firstconduction relation and a first cut-off relation.

The input terminal 3632 and the output terminal 363P have a secondfunctional relation therebetween. The second functional relation isequal to one of a second conduction relation and a second cut-offrelation. Under a condition that the first functional relation is equalto the first conduction relation, the sensing unit 334 is used to sensethe variable physical parameter QU1A through the output terminal 363Pand the input terminal 3631, and is coupled to the physical parameterformation area AU11 through the output terminal 363P and the inputterminal 3631. Under a condition that the second functional relation isequal to the second conduction relation, the sensing unit 334 is used tosense the variable physical parameter QU2A through the output terminal363P and the input terminal 3632, and is coupled to the physicalparameter formation area AU21 through the output terminal 363P and theinput terminal 3632. For example, the multiplexer 363 is controlled bythe operation unit 397, and is an analog multiplexer.

In some embodiments, one of the control device 212 and the applicationenvironment EX81 has a physical parameter formation area AT21. Thephysical parameter formation area AT21 has a variable physical parameterQP2A. The control device 212 further includes a multiplexer 263 coupledto the processing unit 230. The multiplexer 263 has an input terminal2631, an input terminal 2632, a control terminal 263C and an outputterminal 263P. The control terminal 263C is coupled to the processingunit 230.

The input terminal 2631 is coupled to the physical parameter formationarea AT11. The input terminal 2632 is coupled to the physical parameterformation area AT21. The output terminal 263P is coupled to the sensingunit 260. For example, the variable physical parameter QP1A and thevariable physical parameter QP2A are respectively a seventh variableelectrical parameter and an eighth variable electrical parameter. Forexample, the seventh variable electrical parameter and the eighthvariable electrical parameter are respectively a seventh variableelectrical voltage and an eighth variable electrical voltage. The inputterminal 2631 and the output terminal 263P have a third functionalrelation therebetween. The third functional relation is equal to one ofa third conduction relation and a third cut-off relation.

The input terminal 2632 and the output terminal 263P have a fourthfunctional relation therebetween. The fourth functional relation isequal to one of a fourth conduction relation and a fourth cut-offrelation. Under a condition that the third functional relation is equalto the third conduction relation, the sensing unit 260 is used to sensethe variable physical parameter QP1A through the output terminal 263Pand the input terminal 2631, and is coupled to the physical parameterformation area AT11 through the output terminal 263P and the inputterminal 2631.

Under a condition that the fourth functional relation is equal to thefourth conduction relation, the sensing unit 260 is used to sense thevariable physical parameter QP2A through the output terminal 263P andthe input terminal 2632, and is coupled to the physical parameterformation area AT21 through the output terminal 263P and the inputterminal 2632. For example, the multiplexer 263 is controlled by theprocessing unit 230, and is an analog multiplexer. For example, thesensing unit 260 senses the variable physical parameter QP1A through themultiplexer 263 at an operation time TB81, and senses the variablephysical parameter QP2A through the multiplexer 263 at an operation timeTB82 being different from the operation time TB81.

In some embodiments, the physical parameter application unit 335 isidentified by an application unit identifier HA2T. The physicalparameter application unit 735 is identified by an application unitidentifier HA22. The physical parameter application unit 335 and thephysical parameter application unit 735 are respectively located atdifferent spatial locations; and each of the physical parameterapplication unit 335 and the physical parameter application unit 735 iscoupled to the operation unit 397. Each of the application unitidentifier HA2T and the application unit identifier HA22 is defaultedbased on the measurement application function specification GBL8. Inorder to control the physical parameter application unit 335, thecontrol signal SC81 further carries the application unit identifierHA2T. The operation unit 397 receives the control signal SC81 from thecontrol device 212. The operation unit 397 selects the physicalparameter application unit 335 in response to the control signal SC81 toperform a control. For example, the application unit identifier HA2T isconfigured to indicate the output terminal 338P, and is a firstfunctional unit number. The application unit identifier HA22 isconfigured to indicate the output terminal 338Q, and is a secondfunctional unit number.

The control device 212 further includes an electricity-using target 285coupled to the processing unit 230, and an electricity-using target 286coupled to the processing unit 230. The electricity-using target 285 isidentified by an electricity-using target identifier HZ2T, and is anelectricity-using unit. The electricity-using target 286 is identifiedby an electricity-using target identifier HZ22, and is anelectricity-using unit. Each of the electricity-using target identifierHZ2T and the electricity-using target identifier HZ22 is defaulted basedon the measurement application function specification GBL8. Under acondition that the trigger event EQ81 occurs by means of theelectricity-using target 285, the processing unit 230 selects thephysical parameter application unit 335 in response to the trigger eventEQ81 to perform a control. Under a condition that the trigger event EQ81occurs by means of the electricity-using target 286, the processing unit230 selects the physical parameter application unit 735 in response tothe trigger event EQ81 to perform a control.

In some embodiments, the storage unit 250 has a memory location XC9T anda memory location XC92, stores the application unit identifier HA2T atthe memory location XC9T, and stores the application unit identifierHA22 at the memory location XC92. The memory location XC9T is identifiedby a memory address EC9T, or is identified based on the memory addressEC9T. The memory address EC9T is defaulted based on theelectricity-using target identifier HZ2T; therefore, theelectricity-using target 285 is associated with the application unitidentifier HA2T. For example, the electricity-using target identifierHZ2T and the application unit identifier HA2T have a mathematicalrelation KK91 therebetween; therefore, the electricity-using target 285is associated with the application unit identifier HA2T.

The memory location XC92 is identified by a memory address EC92, or isidentified based on the memory address EC92. The memory address EC92 isdefaulted based on the electricity-using target identifier HZ22;therefore, the electricity-using target 286 is associated with theapplication unit identifier HA22. For example, the electricity-usingtarget identifier HZ22 and the application unit identifier HA22 have amathematical relation KK92 therebetween; therefore, theelectricity-using target 286 is associated with the application unitidentifier HA22.

In some embodiments, the trigger event EQ81 occurs by means of theelectricity-using target 285, and causes the processing unit 230 toreceive an operation request signal SZ91. Under a condition that thetrigger event EQ81 occurs by means of the electricity-using target 285,the processing unit 230 obtains the measured value VM81 and theelectricity-using target identifier HZ2T in response to the operationrequest signal SZ91, and obtains the application unit identifier HA2Tbased on the obtained electricity-using target identifier HZ2T. Theprocessing unit 230 causes the transmission unit 240 based on obtainedthe application unit identifier HA2T to transmit at least one of thecontrol signal SC81, the control signal SC82 and the control signal SC83toward the operation unit 397.

For example, the trigger event EQ81 is a user input event that the inputunit 440 receives a user input operation JU91. The input unit 440provides the operation request signal SZ91 to the processing unit 230 inresponse to the trigger event EQ81 being the user input event, andthereby causes the processing unit 230 to receive the operation requestsignal SZ91. Under a condition that the trigger event EQ81 occurs bymeans of the electricity-using target 285, the input unit 440 providesthe operation request signal SZ91 to the processing unit 230 by means ofthe electricity-using target 285. The processing unit 230 provides acontrol signal SV81 to the control terminal 263C in response to theoperation request signal SZ91. For example, the control signal SV81 is aselection control signal, and serves to indicate the input terminal2631. The multiplexer 263 causes the third functional relation betweenthe input terminal 2631 and the output terminal 263P to be equal to thethird conduction relation in response to the control signal SV81.

Under a condition that the third functional relation is equal to thethird conduction relation, the sensing unit 260 senses the variablephysical parameter QP1A to generate the sense signal SM81. Theprocessing unit 230 receives the sense signal SM81 from the sensing unit260, and obtains the measured value VM81 in the designated measurementvalue format HQ81 based on the received sense signal SM81. For example,the electricity-using target 285 and the electricity-using target 286are configured to respectively correspond to the physical parameterapplication unit 335 and the physical parameter application unit 735,and are respectively located at different spatial locations; and each ofthe electricity-using target 285 and the electricity-using target 286 iscoupled to the processing unit 230.

In some embodiments, the input unit 440 receives the user inputoperation JU91, used to select the electricity-using target 285, tocause the trigger event EQ81 to occur. The input unit 440 generates theoperation request signal SZ91 in response to the user input operationJU91. The processing unit 230 receives the operation request signalSZ91, uses the sense signal SM81 in response to the operation requestsignal SZ91 to obtain the measured value VM81, and performs a dataacquisition AF9C in response to the operation request signal SZ91 toobtain the electricity-using target identifier HZ2T. For example, thestorage unit 250 includes the storage space SS11. The storage space SS11has the defaulted rated range limit value pair DC1A, the variablephysical parameter range code UM8A, the electricity-using targetidentifier HZ2T, the electricity-using target identifier HZ22 and theapplication unit identifier HA2T.

In some embodiments, the processing unit 230 is configured to obtain thememory address EC9T based on the obtained electricity-using targetidentifier HZ2T, and accesses the application unit identifier HA2T,stored at the memory location XC9T, based on the obtained memory addressEC9T to obtain the application unit identifier HA2T. Under a conditionthat the processing unit 230 determines the physical parameterapplication range RC1EL which the variable physical parameter QP1A iscurrently in by checking the mathematical relation KA81 between themeasured value VM81 and the measurement value application range RM1L,the processing unit 230 performs the signal generation control GS81based on the obtained application unit identifier HA2T and the accessedcontrol data code CK8T to cause the transmission unit 240 to generatethe control signal SC81, and causes the transmission unit 240 totransmit the control signal SC81 toward the operation unit 397.

For example, the control signal SC81 carries the application unitidentifier HA2T. For example, the control signal SC81 carries theapplication unit identifier HA2T and the measurement value target rangecode EM1T. The operation unit 397 obtains the measurement value targetrange code EM1T and the application unit identifier HA2T from thecontrol signal SC81 in response to the control signal SC81. In a thirdspecific situation, the operation unit 397 performs the signalgeneration operation BY81 using the output terminal 338P based on theobtained measurement value target range code EM1T and the obtainedapplication unit identifier HA2T to transmit an operation signal SG81toward the physical parameter application unit 335. The physicalparameter application unit 335 causes the variable physical parameterQU1A to be in the physical parameter target range RD1ET in response tothe operation signal SG81.

In some embodiments, under a condition that the control signal SC81carries the application unit identifier HA2T and the measurement valuetarget range code EM1T, the operation unit 397 obtains the applicationunit identifier HA2T and the measurement value target range code EM1Tfrom the control signal SC81 in response to the control signal SC81, andprovides a control signal SD81 to the control terminal 363C based on theobtained application unit identifier HA2T. For example, the controlsignal SD81 is a selection control signal, and serves to indicate theinput terminal 3631. The multiplexer 363 causes the first functionalrelation between the input terminal 3631 and the output terminal 363P tobe equal to the first conduction relation in response to the controlsignal SD81. Under a condition that the first functional relation isequal to the first conduction relation, the sensing unit 334 senses thevariable physical parameter QU1A to generate a sense signal SN81.

The operation unit 397 receives the sense signal SN81 from the sensingunit 334, and obtains a measured value VN81 based on the received sensesignal SN81. In the third specific situation, the operation unit 397performs the signal generation operation BY81 using the output terminal338P based on the obtained measured value VN81, the obtained measurementvalue target range code EM1T and the obtained application unitidentifier HA2T to transmit the operation signal SG81 toward thephysical parameter application unit 335.

In some embodiments, the storage space SS11 further has a memorylocation PF9T. The storage unit 250 stores the defaultedelectricity-using target identifier HZ2T at the memory location PF9T.The memory location PF9T is identified by a memory address FF9T, or isidentified based on the memory address FF9T. The memory address FF9T isdefaulted. The electricity-using target 285 is coupled to the memorylocation PF9T through the processing unit 230. For example, theoperation request signal SZ91 carries an input data DJ91.

The data acquisition AF9C is one of a data acquisition operation AF95and a data acquisition operation AF96. The data acquisition operationAF95 accesses the electricity-using target identifier HZ2T, stored atthe memory location PF9T, by using the defaulted memory address FF9T toobtain the defaulted electricity-using target identifier HZ2T. The dataacquisition operation AF96 processes the input data DJ91 based on adefaulted data derivation rule YU91 to obtain the defaultedelectricity-using target identifier HZ2T.

In some embodiments, under a condition that a trigger event that theinput unit 440 receives a user input operation JU92 used to select theelectricity-using target 286 occurs, the input unit 440 causes theprocessing unit 230 to receive an operation request signal SZ92. Theprocessing unit 230 obtains a measured value VM91 and theelectricity-using target identifier HZ22 in response to the operationrequest signal SZ92, and obtains the application unit identifier HA22based on the obtained electricity-using target identifier HZ22. Theprocessing unit 230 causes the transmission unit 240 based on theobtained measured value VM91 and the obtained application unitidentifier HA22 to transmit a control signal SC97 toward the operationunit 397. The control signal SC97 is used to control the variablephysical parameter QU2A, and carries the application unit identifierHA22.

For example, the input unit 440 provides the operation request signalSZ92 to the processing unit 230 in response to the user input operationJU92 used to select the electricity-using target 286, and thereby causesthe processing unit 230 to receive the operation request signal SZ92.The processing unit 230 provides a control signal SV82 to the controlterminal 263C in response to the operation request signal SZ92. Forexample, the control signal SV82 is a selection control signal, servesto indicate the input terminal 2632, and is different from the controlsignal SV81. The multiplexer 263 causes the fourth functional relationbetween the input terminal 2632 and the output terminal 263P to be equalto the fourth conduction relation in response to the control signalSV82. Under a condition that the fourth functional relation is equal tothe fourth conduction relation, the sensing unit 260 senses the variablephysical parameter QP2A to generate a sense signal SM91. The processingunit 230 receives the sense signal SM91 from the sensing unit 260, andobtains the measured value VM91 based on the received sense signal SM91.

In some embodiments, the operation unit 397 obtains the application unitidentifier HA22 from the control signal SC97 in response to the controlsignal SC97, and provides a control signal SD82 to the control terminal363C based on the obtained application unit identifier HA22. Forexample, the control signal SD82 is a selection control signal, andserves to indicate the input terminal 3632. The multiplexer 363 causesthe second functional relation between the input terminal 3632 and theoutput terminal 363P to be equal to the second conduction relation inresponse to the control signal SD82. Under a condition that the secondfunctional relation is equal to the second conduction relation, thesensing unit 334 senses the variable physical parameter QU2A to generatea sense signal SN91.

The operation unit 397 receives the sense signal SN91 from the sensingunit 334, and obtains a measured value VN91 based on the received sensesignal SN91. The operation unit 397 performs a signal generationoperation BY97 using the output terminal 338Q based on the obtainedmeasured value VN91 and the obtained application unit identifier HA22 totransmit an operation signal SC97 toward the physical parameterapplication unit 735. The operation signal SG97 is used to control thevariable physical parameter QU2A.

For example, the user input operation JU81 is one of the user inputoperation JU91 and the user input operation JU92. The trigger event EQ81is a user input event that the input unit 440 receives the user inputoperation JU92 used to select the electricity-using target 286. Under acondition that the input unit 440 receives the user input operation JU91using the electricity-using target 285, the processing unit 230 causesthe transmission unit 240 in response to the user input operation JU91to transmit the control signal SC81 toward the operation unit 397. Undera condition that the input unit 440 receives the user input operationJU92 using the electricity-using target 286, the processing unit 230causes the transmission unit 240 in response to the user input operationJU92 to transmit the control signal SC97 toward the operation unit 397.

In some embodiments, the user interface area AP11 has theelectricity-using target 285 and the electricity-using target 286. Theuser input operation JU91 is performed by the user 295. Theelectricity-using target 285 is one of a third sensing target and athird display target. Under a condition that the electricity-usingtarget 285 is the third sensing target, the input unit 440 includes theelectricity-using target 285. Under a condition that theelectricity-using target 285 is the third display target, the displayunit 460 includes the electricity-using target 285. For example, thethird sensing target is a third push-button target. The third displaytarget is a third icon target.

The electricity-using target 286 is one of a fourth sensing target and afourth display target. Under a condition that the electricity-usingtarget 286 is the fourth sensing target, the input unit 440 includes theelectricity-using target 286. Under a condition that theelectricity-using target 286 is the fourth display target, the displayunit 460 includes the electricity-using target 286. For example, thefourth sensing target is a fourth push-button target. The third displaytarget is a fourth icon target. The operation unit 297 further includesa pointing device 441. For example, the input unit 440 includes thepointing device 441. For example, the input unit 440 is the pointingdevice 441.

For example, under a condition that the electricity-using target 285 isconfigured to exist in the input unit 440, the electricity-using target285 receives the user input operation JU91 to cause the input unit 440to provide the operation request signal SZ91 to the processing unit 230.Under a condition that the electricity-using target 285 is configured toexist in the display unit 460, the pointing device 441 receives the userinput operation JU91, used to select the electricity-using target 285,to cause the pointing device 441 to provide the operation request signalSZ91 to the processing unit 230. For example, the user input operationJU91 is configured to select the electricity-using target 285 by meansof the pointing device 441 and the selection tool YJ81. For example, theselection tool YJ81 is a cursor.

In some embodiments, each of the defaulted rated range limit value pairDC1A and the variable physical parameter range code UM8A is furtherstored in the storage space SS11 based on the defaulted application unitidentifier HA2T. The processing unit 230 further uses the storage unit250 to access any of the defaulted rated range limit value pair DC1A andthe variable physical parameter range code UM8A based on the applicationunit identifier HA2T.

Each of the defaulted application range limit value pair DM1L, thedefaulted control data code CK8T and the defaulted candidate range limitvalue pair DM1B is further stored in the storage space SS11 based on thedefaulted application unit identifier HA2T. The processing unit 230further uses the memory unit 25Y1 to access any of the defaultedapplication range limit value pair DM1L, the defaulted control data codeCK8T and the defaulted candidate range limit value pair DM1B based onthe application unit identifier HA2T.

Each of the defaulted application range limit value pair DM1L and thedefaulted candidate range limit value pair DM1B is configured to belongto a measurement range limit data code type TM81. The measurement rangelimit data code type TM81 is identified by a measurement range limitdata code type identifier HM81. The measurement range limit data codetype identifier HM81 is defaulted. The defaulted control data code CK8Tis configured to belong to a control data code type TK81. The controldata code type TK81 is identified by a control data code type identifierHK81. The control data code type identifier HK81 is defaulted.

For example, the memory address FM8L is defaulted based on the defaultedapplication unit identifier HA2T, the defaulted measurement valueapplication range code EH1L and the defaulted measurement range limitdata code type identifier HM81. The processing unit 230 obtains theapplication unit identifier HA2T in response to the trigger event EQ81.The data acquisition operation AF81 obtains the memory address FM8Lbased on the obtained application unit identifier HA2T, the determinedmeasurement value application range code EH1L and the obtainedmeasurement range limit data code type identifier HM81, and

uses the memory unit 25Y1 to access the defaulted application rangelimit value pair DM1L, stored at the memory location PM8L, based on theobtained memory address FM8L.

For example, the memory address FV8L is defaulted based on the defaultedapplication unit identifier HA2T, the defaulted measurement valueapplication range code EH1L and the defaulted control data code typeidentifier HK81. Under a condition that the processing unit 230determines the physical parameter application range RC1EL which thevariable physical parameter QP1A is currently in, the processing unit230 obtains the memory address FV8L based on the obtained applicationunit identifier HA2T, the determined measurement value application rangecode EH1L and the obtained control data code type identifier HK81, anduses the memory unit 25Y1 to access the control data code CK8T, storedat the memory location PV8L, based on the obtained memory address FV8L.

Please refer to FIG. 60 . FIG. 60 is a schematic diagram showing animplementation structure 9069 of the control system 901 shown in FIG. 1. As shown in FIG. 60 , the implementation structure 9069 includes thecontrol device 212, the functional device 130 and the server 280. Thecontrol device 212 is linked to the server 280. The control device 212is used to control the variable physical parameter QU1A existing in thefunctional device 130 by means of the trigger event EQ81, and includesthe operation unit 297 and the sensing unit 260. The operation unit 297includes the processing unit 230, the receiving unit 270, the input unit440 and the transmission unit 240. The processing unit 230 is coupled tothe server 280.

In some embodiments, the operation unit 297 includes a timer 545 coupledto the processing unit 230, an electricity application target WJ11coupled to the processing unit 230, and a timer 546 coupled to theprocessing unit 230. The timer 545 is used to measure the clock timeTH1A, and is configured to meet a timer specification FW22. The timer545 is controlled by the processing unit 230 to sense the clock timeTH1A to generate a sense signal SK91. For example, the sense signal SK91is a clock time signal. For example, the user interface area AP11 hasthe electricity application target WM. The electricity applicationtarget WJ11 is one of a fifth push-button target and a fifth icontarget. The electricity application target WJ11 is an electricityapplication unit.

Under a condition that the sensing unit 260 is configured to be equal tothe timer 545, the sense signal SM81 is configured to be equal to thesense signal SK91, the sensor specification FQ11 is configured to beequal to the timer specification FW22, and the variable physicalparameter QP1A is configured to be equal to the clock time TH1A. Thememory unit 25Y1 stores the control data code CK8T being equal to thecontrol message code CM85. For example, under a condition that thevariable physical parameter QP1A is configured to be equal to the clocktime TH1A, the measurement value application range code EH1L is equal tothe measurement value designation range code EL1T. The timerspecification FW22 is defaulted.

The trigger event EQ81 is the user input event that the input unit 440receives the user input operation JU81. The user input operation JU81 isused to select the electricity application target WJ11. The input unit440 provides the operation request signal SZ81 to the processing unit230 in response to the trigger event EQ81, and thereby causes theprocessing unit 230 to receive the operation request signal SZ81. Undera condition that the user input event occurs, the processing unit 230uses the sense signal SK91 to obtain the measured value VM81 in responseto the operation request signal SZ81. For example, the sense signal SK91being the clock time signal carries a measured value NP91 in adesignated measurement value format HQ92. For example, the measuredvalue NP91 is a specific count value. The designated measurement valueformat HQ92 is characterized based on a designated bit number UX92, andis a designated count value format.

In some embodiments, the trigger application unit 281 provides theoperation request signal SX81 to the processing unit 230 in response tothe trigger event EQ81, and thereby causes the processing unit 230 toreceive the operation request signal SX81. The processing unit 230obtains the control application code UA8T in response to the operationrequest signal SX81, and causes the transmission unit 240 based on theobtained control application code UA8T to transmit the control signalSC81, carrying the control message CG81, toward the functional device130. For example, the control application code UA8T includes or is thecontrol data code CK8T.

The trigger application unit 281 is one selected from a group consistingof the state-change detector 475, the reader 220, the receiving unit270, the input unit 440, the display unit 460, the sensing unit 260 andthe timer 546. The trigger event EQ81 is one selected from a groupconsisting of a trigger action event, a user input event, a signal inputevent, a state change event, an identification medium appearance eventand an integer overflow event. Under a condition that the trigger eventEQ81 is the integer overflow event, the timer 546 being the triggerapplication unit 281 causes the integer overflow event to occur inresponse to a time control GE81 associated with the processing unit 230.For example, the processing unit 230 is configured to perform the timecontrol GE81 used to control the timer 546. The timer 546 forms theinteger overflow event in response to the time control GE81.

The processing unit 230 uses the sense signal SK91 to obtain themeasured value VM81 being equal to the measured value NP91. Theprocessing unit 230 performs the data determination AE8A in response tothe trigger event EQ81 to determine the measurement value applicationrange code EH1L being equal to the measurement value designation rangecode EL1T. Under a condition that the processing unit 230 determines thephysical parameter application range RC1EL which the variable physicalparameter QP1A is currently in by checking the mathematical relationKA81 between the measured value VM81 and the measurement valueapplication range RM1L, the processing unit 230 obtains the controlapplication code UA8T, being equal to the control message code CM85,from the memory unit 25Y1 based on the determined measurement valueapplication range code EH1L. For example, under a condition that thesensing unit 260 is configured to be equal to the timer 545, thedesignated measurement value format HQ81 is configured to be equal tothe designated measurement value format HQ92.

For example, the control message code CM85 includes the defaultedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T, the defaulted clockreference time value NR81 and the defaulted measurement time lengthvalue VH8T. The processing unit 230 performs the signal generationcontrol GS81 for the measurement application function FB81 to cause thetransmission unit 240 to generate the control signal SC81, carrying thecontrol data message CN85, within the operation time TD81 based on theobtained control application code UA8T. For example, the control datamessage CN85 includes the defaulted measurement value designation rangecode EL1T, the defaulted clock reference time value NR81 and thedefaulted measurement time length value VH8T. Under a condition that thephysical parameter target range code UQ1T is equal to the defaultedmeasurement value target range code EM1T, the control signal SC81 servesto indicate at least one of the measurement value designation range RQ1Tand the clock time designation interval HR1ET by carrying the defaultedmeasurement value designation range code EL1T.

In some embodiments, the input unit 440 includes the user interface areaAP11 and the electricity application target WJ11 (or the fifthpush-button target) disposed in the user interface area AP11. Forexample, the display unit 460 includes the user interface area AP11 andthe electricity application target WJ11 (or the fifth icon target)disposed in the user interface area AP11. For example, the input unit440 includes a touch screen 4401. The touch screen 4401 includes theuser interface area AP11 and the electricity application target WJ11 (orthe fifth push-button target) disposed in the user interface area AP11,and receives the user input operation JU81.

For example, the electricity application target WJ11 of the touch screen4401 receives the user input operation JU81. The touch screen 4401 isany of the trigger application unit 281, the trigger application unit288 and the trigger application unit 28H. Under a condition that thetouch screen 4401 is the trigger application unit 281, the touch screen4401 provides the operation request signal SX81 to the processing unit230 in response to the user input operation JU81 (or the trigger eventEQ81).

In some embodiments, the functional device 130 includes the operationunit 397, the functional unit 335 and the storage unit 332. The timer342 included in the operation unit 397 is used to measure the clock timeTH1A, and is configured to meet the timer specification FT21. Thevariable physical parameter QU1A is associated with the clock time TH1A.The clock time TH1A is characterized based on a clock time designationinterval HR1ET. The clock time designation interval HR1ET is representedby a measurement value designation range RQ1T. The measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T is configured to indicate the clock timedesignation interval HR1ET.

The storage unit 332 has a memory location YS8T, and stores the physicalparameter target range code UQ1T at the memory location YS8T. Thephysical parameter target range code UQ1T denotes a physical parametertarget range RD1ET in which the variable physical parameter QU1A isexpected to be within the clock time designation interval HR1ET, and isconfigured to be stored at the memory location YS8T based on themeasurement value designation range code EL1T. The memory location YS8Tis identified based on a memory address AS8T. The memory address AS8T isdefaulted based on the measurement value designation range code EL1T.The physical parameter target range RD1ET is selected from the pluralityof different physical parameter reference ranges RD1E1, RD1E2, . . . .

In some embodiments, when the operation unit 397 receives the controlsignal SC81, the physical parameter target range code UQ1T is equal tothe defaulted measurement value target range code EM1T. The controlsignal SC81 carries the defaulted measurement value designation rangecode EL1T. The operation unit 397 obtains the carried measurement valuedesignation range code EL1T from the control signal SC81, obtains thememory address AS8T based on the obtained measurement value designationrange code EL1T, and accesses the physical parameter target range codeUQ1T, stored at the memory location YS8T, to obtain the defaultedmeasurement value target range code EM1T based on the obtained memoryaddress AS8T.

The operation unit 397 performs the signal generation operation BY81 forthe measurement application function FA81 based on the obtainedmeasurement value target range code EM1T to transmit the operationsignal SG81 toward the physical parameter application unit 335. Thephysical parameter application unit 335 causes the variable physicalparameter QU1A to be in the physical parameter target range RD1ET inresponse to the operation signal SG81. The operation unit 397 obtainsthe carried clock reference time value NR81 from the control signalSC81, causes the timer 342 based on the obtained clock reference timevalue NR81 to start within a starting time TT82, and thereby causes thetimer 342 to generate a sense signal SY80 within the starting time TT82.The sense signal SY80 is an initial time signal, and carries a measuredvalue NY80 in the designated measurement value format HH95. For example,the measured value NY80 is configured to be equal to the clock referencetime value NR81.

While the invention has been described in terms of what is presentlyconsidered to be the most practical and preferred embodiments, it is tobe understood that the disclosure need not be limited to the disclosedembodiments. On the contrary, it is intended to cover variousmodifications and similar arrangements included within the spirit andscope of the appended claims, which are to be accorded with the broadestinterpretation so as to encompass all such modifications and similarstructures.

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 13. A method for controlling a first variable physicalparameter characterized based on a physical parameter application state,the method comprising steps of: sensing a second variable physicalparameter to generate a sense signal, wherein the second variablephysical parameter is characterized based on a physical parameterapplication range represented by a measurement value application range;causing an integer overflow event to occur; receiving an operationrequest signal in response to the integer overflow event; obtaining ameasured value based on the sense signal in response to the operationrequest signal; and under a condition that the physical parameterapplication range which the second variable physical parameter iscurrently in is determined by checking a mathematical relation betweenthe measured value and the measurement value application range, causingthe first variable physical parameter to be in the physical parameterapplication state.
 14. The method according to claim 13, wherein: thesecond variable physical parameter is one of a variable time length anda clock time; the method further comprises a step of providing a controldevice; the physical parameter application state is denoted by aphysical parameter application state code; the measurement valueapplication range is denoted by a measurement value application rangecode; the step of causing the first variable physical parameter to be inthe physical parameter application state is performed by using thecontrol device, and comprises sub-steps of: under a condition that thephysical parameter application range which the second variable physicalparameter is currently in is determined by checking the mathematicalrelation by using the control device, obtaining a control data codeincluding the physical parameter application state code by using thecontrol device based on the measurement value application range code;and performing a signal generation control by using the control devicebased on the obtained control data code to generate a control signal;the control signal is used to cause the first variable physicalparameter to be in the physical parameter application state; the controldevice includes a physical parameter formation area; the method furthercomprises steps of: causing the second variable physical parameter toform in the physical parameter formation area by using the controldevice in response to a trigger event; using the measured value todetermine the measurement value application range code by using thecontrol device; and storing the control data code; and under a conditionthat the physical parameter application range which the second variablephysical parameter is currently in is determined by checking themathematical relation, the determined measurement value applicationrange code is used to obtain the stored control data code.
 15. Themethod according to claim 13, wherein: the method further comprisessteps of: providing a control device; generating a trigger signal byusing the control device in response to a state change event, whereinthe state change event is that a variable time length is changed from anon-characteristic physical parameter arrival state to a practicalcharacteristic physical parameter arrival state; and receiving thetrigger signal by using the control device; the step of causing thefirst variable physical parameter to be in the physical parameterapplication state is performed by using the control device; and the stepof obtaining the measured value comprises a sub-step of using the sensesignal to obtain the measured value by using the control device inresponse to the received trigger signal.
 16. The method according toclaim 13, wherein: the method further comprises a step of providing acontrol device including a touch screen, wherein the touch screenincludes an electricity application target being one of a push-buttontarget and an icon target; the step of causing the first variablephysical parameter to be in the physical parameter application state isperformed by using the control device; and the step of obtaining themeasured value comprises a sub-step of, under a condition that a userinput event that the touch screen receives a user input operation usingthe electricity application target occurs, obtaining the measured valueby using the control device in response to the sense signal.
 17. Themethod according to claim 13, wherein: the method further comprisessteps of: providing a control device including a switch; and generatinga trigger signal by using the switch; the step of causing the firstvariable physical parameter to be in the physical parameter applicationstate is performed by using the control device; and the step ofobtaining the measured value comprises a sub-step of using the sensesignal to obtain the measured value by using the control device inresponse to the trigger signal.
 18. The method according to claim 13,wherein: the method further comprises steps of: providing a controldevice, wherein the control device includes a user interface area havingan electricity-using target, and a processing unit coupled to theelectricity-using target, and the electricity-using target is one of apush-button target and an icon target; causing a trigger event to occurby means of the electricity-using target; and causing the processingunit to receive an operation request signal by means of the triggerevent; the step of causing the first variable physical parameter to bein the physical parameter application state is performed by using thecontrol device; and the step of obtaining the measured value comprises asub-step of obtaining the measured value by using the processing unitbased on the sense signal in response to the operation request signal.19. A control device for controlling a first variable physical parametercharacterized based on a physical parameter application state, thecontrol device comprising: a sensing unit sensing a second variablephysical parameter to generate a sense signal, wherein the secondvariable physical parameter is characterized based on a physicalparameter application range represented by a measurement valueapplication range; and a processing unit coupled to the sensing unit,obtaining a measured value in response to the sense signal, and causingthe first variable physical parameter to be in the physical parameterapplication state under a condition that the physical parameterapplication range which the second variable physical parameter iscurrently in is determined by checking a mathematical relation betweenthe measured value and the measurement value application range.
 20. Thecontrol device according to claim 19, wherein: the control devicefurther comprises a timer coupled to the processing unit; the timercauses an integer overflow event to occur, and causes the processingunit to receive an operation request signal in response to the integeroverflow event; and the processing unit obtains the measured value basedon the sense signal in response to the operation request signal.
 21. Thecontrol device according to claim 19, wherein: the second variablephysical parameter is one of a variable time length and a clock time;the control device further comprises a transmission unit coupled to theprocessing unit; the physical parameter application state is denoted bya physical parameter application state code; the measurement valueapplication range is denoted by a measurement value application rangecode; under a condition that the processing unit determines the physicalparameter application range which the second variable physical parameteris currently in by checking the mathematical relation, the processingunit is configured to obtain a control data code including the physicalparameter application state code based on the measurement valueapplication range code, and performs a signal generation control basedon the obtained control data code to cause the transmission unit togenerate a control signal; the transmission unit transmits the controlsignal to a functional device; the control signal is used to cause thefirst variable physical parameter of the functional device to be in thephysical parameter application state; the sensing unit includes aphysical parameter formation area, and is controlled by the processingunit; the processing unit causes the second variable physical parameterto form in the physical parameter formation area in response to atrigger event, and uses the measured value to determine the measurementvalue application range code; the control device further includes astorage unit coupled to the processing unit; the storage unit stores thecontrol data code; and under a condition that the processing unitdetermines the physical parameter application range which the secondvariable physical parameter is currently in by checking the mathematicalrelation, the processing unit uses the determined measurement valueapplication range code to obtain the control data code from the storageunit.
 22. The control device according to claim 19, wherein: the controldevice further comprises a state-change detector coupled to theprocessing unit; the state-change detector generates a trigger signal inresponse to a state change event, wherein the state change event is thata variable time length is changed from a non-characteristic physicalparameter arrival state to a practical characteristic physical parameterarrival state; and the processing unit receives the trigger signal, anduses the sense signal to obtain the measured value in response to thereceived trigger signal.
 23. The control device according to claim 19,wherein: the control device further comprises a touch screen coupled tothe processing unit; the touch screen includes an electricityapplication target being one of a push-button target and an icon target;and under a condition that a user input event that the touch screenreceives a user input operation using the electricity application targetoccurs, the processing unit obtains the measured value in response tothe sense signal.
 24. The control device according to claim 19, wherein:the control device further comprises a switch coupled to the processingunit; the switch is used to generate a trigger signal; and theprocessing unit uses the sense signal to obtain the measured value inresponse to the trigger signal.
 25. The control device according toclaim 19, wherein: the control device further comprises a user interfacearea having an electricity-using target; the electricity-using target iscoupled to the processing unit, and is one of a push-button target andan icon target; a trigger event occurs by means of the electricity-usingtarget, and causes the processing unit to receive an operation requestsignal; and the processing unit obtains the measured value based on thesense signal in response to the operation request signal.
 26. A methodfor controlling a first variable physical parameter characterized basedon a physical parameter application state, the method comprising stepsof: sensing a second variable physical parameter to generate a sensesignal, wherein the second variable physical parameter is characterizedbased on a physical parameter application range represented by ameasurement value application range; obtaining a measured value inresponse to the sense signal; and under a condition that the physicalparameter application range which the second variable physical parameteris currently in is determined by checking a mathematical relationbetween the measured value and the measurement value application range,causing the first variable physical parameter to be in the physicalparameter application state.
 27. The method according to claim 26,wherein: the method further comprises steps of: causing an integeroverflow event to occur; and receiving an operation request signal inresponse to the integer overflow event; and the measured value isobtained based on the sense signal in response to the operation requestsignal.
 28. The method according to claim 26, wherein: the secondvariable physical parameter is one of a variable time length and a clocktime; the method further comprises a step of providing a control device;the physical parameter application state is denoted by a physicalparameter application state code; the measurement value applicationrange is denoted by a measurement value application range code; the stepof causing the first variable physical parameter to be in the physicalparameter application state is performed by using the control device,and comprises sub-steps of: under a condition that the physicalparameter application range which the second variable physical parameteris currently in is determined by checking the mathematical relation byusing the control device, obtaining a control data code including thephysical parameter application state code by using the control devicebased on the measurement value application range code; and performing asignal generation control by using the control device based on theobtained control data code to generate a control signal; the controlsignal is used to cause the first variable physical parameter to be inthe physical parameter application state; the control device includes aphysical parameter formation area; the method further comprises stepsof: causing the second variable physical parameter to form in thephysical parameter formation area by using the control device inresponse to a trigger event; using the measured value to determine themeasurement value application range code by using the control device;and storing the control data code; and under a condition that thephysical parameter application range which the second variable physicalparameter is currently in is determined by checking the mathematicalrelation, the determined measurement value application range code isused to obtain the stored control data code.
 29. The method according toclaim 26, wherein: the method further comprises steps of: providing acontrol device; generating a trigger signal by using the control devicein response to a state change event, wherein the state change event isthat a variable time length is changed from a non-characteristicphysical parameter arrival state to a practical characteristic physicalparameter arrival state; and receiving the trigger signal by using thecontrol device; the step of causing the first variable physicalparameter to be in the physical parameter application state is performedby using the control device; and the step of obtaining the measuredvalue comprises a sub-step of using the sense signal to obtain themeasured value by using the control device in response to the receivedtrigger signal.
 30. The method according to claim 26, wherein: themethod further comprises a step of providing a control device includinga touch screen, wherein the touch screen includes an electricityapplication target being one of a push-button target and an icon target;the step of causing the first variable physical parameter to be in thephysical parameter application state is performed by using the controldevice; and the step of obtaining the measured value comprises asub-step of, under a condition that a user input event that the touchscreen receives a user input operation using the electricity applicationtarget occurs, obtaining the measured value by using the control devicein response to the sense signal.
 31. The method according to claim 26,wherein: the method further comprises steps of: providing a controldevice including a switch; and generating a trigger signal by using theswitch; the step of causing the first variable physical parameter to bein the physical parameter application state is performed by using thecontrol device; and the step of obtaining the measured value comprises asub-step of using the sense signal to obtain the measured value by usingthe control device in response to the trigger signal.
 32. The methodaccording to claim 26, wherein: the method further comprises steps of:providing a control device, wherein the control device includes a userinterface area having an electricity-using target, and a processing unitcoupled to the electricity-using target, and the electricity-usingtarget is one of a push-button target and an icon target; causing atrigger event to occur by means of the electricity-using target; andcausing the processing unit to receive an operation request signal bymeans of the trigger event; the step of causing the first variablephysical parameter to be in the physical parameter application state isperformed by using the control device; and the step of obtaining themeasured value comprises a sub-step of obtaining the measured value byusing the processing unit based on the sense signal in response to theoperation request signal.